The findings could inform the development of safer alternatives to opioids.
The device is as thin as a piece of paper - just 5 millimeters in diameter at its widest point.
Researchers estimate that 15.8 percent of the world’s population have a headache on any given day.
The study published in the journal BRAIN could lead to better and more personalized treatments for chronic pain.
Many people polled American polled said they spend three days a week feeling limited by pain.
Research indicates that the compound does not enter the brain which means it is far less likely to be addictive and cause side effects.
Seven in 10 people experience pain or discomfort during everyday activities. That’s according to a recent survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, which found that nearly 70%...
Symptoms include attacks of whitening of the fingers, tingling and loss of sensation, loss of grip strength, and pain and cold sensations between whitening attacks
After a year and a half of working from home, many Americans admit they’ve found themselves working from some unusual spaces in an effort to find...
Working from home may have been the safest option for many Americans during the pandemic — but it has also taken a toll on their bodies....
