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• Select Knowledge Before the Fall: Sometimes you simply can't prepare for a seemingly inevitable outcome.

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  Knowledge Before the Fall: Sometimes you simply can't prepare for a seemingly inevitable outcome.

  Author:Clellan CoeFrom:The American Scholar (Vol. 92, Issue 2)

  Spring 20231,598 words Article 950LIt would be nice to be a doctor, I've sometimes thought. If you began to feel something go wrong, you could diagnose yourself. You'd know what you were in for. There'd be no surprises, and all pain and discomfort would...
• Select Homiletics for the Hurting Addressing pain from the pulpit is part of God's healing work.

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  Homiletics for the Hurting Addressing pain from the pulpit is part of God's healing work.

  Author:Angie WardFrom:Christianity Today (Vol. 66, Issue 3)

  Apr. 20221,511 words Interview 1180LMATTHEW D. KIM IS NO STRANGER to pain, either personally or as a pastor. In Preaching to People in Pain: How Suffering Can Shape Your Sermons and Connect with Your Congregation--which won CT's 2022 Book Award for church...
• Select I Am Being Admired for My Pain Tolerance.

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  I Am Being Admired for My Pain Tolerance.

  Author:Emily Lee LuanFrom:The American Poetry Review (Vol. 51, Issue 2)

  March-April 202257 words Poem 1240LEmily Lee Luan is the author of I Watch the Boughs (2021), selected by Gabrielle Calvocoressi for a Poetry Society of America Chapbook Fellowship. The recipient of a 2022 Pushcart Prize, her work has appeared in Best...
• Select EAR PAIN...LOW HEART RATE...PREVENTING HUNCHBACK.

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  EAR PAIN...LOW HEART RATE...PREVENTING HUNCHBACK.

  Author:Jonathan WanagatFrom:Healthy Years (Vol. 19, Issue 3)

  Mar. 2022681 words Article 1200LMy ear hurts sometimes when I am chewing. What might be causing that? That symptom is indicative of disorders that affect the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). In the medical world, problems with the jaw and muscles of...
• Select The Juice Of Concentration: The demands of focused attention put special emphasis on vitamins B and D.

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  The Juice Of Concentration: The demands of focused attention put special emphasis on vitamins B and D.

  Author:Hara Estroff MaranoFrom:Psychology Today (Vol. 54, Issue 5)

  Sept-Oct 2021927 words Article 1250LMORE THAN THREE DECADES INTO THE INFORMATION age and we're all still struggling to keep up with the flow of the stuff. According to the World Economic Forum, the digitalverse alone is closing in on generating 463...
• Select More than pain.

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  More than pain.

  Author:Debie ThomasFrom:The Christian Century (Vol. 139, Issue 3)

  Feb. 9, 2022920 words Article 1030LONE OF MY family's favorite movies is The Princess Bride. When my kids were little, they begged to watch the comical, swashbuckling love story of Westley and Buttercup every few months. We watch it less often these days,...
• Select Is CBD Safe and Effective in Treating Anxiety? Insomnia? Pain? The Jury Is Still Out: Clinical trials are studying cannabidiol as treatment for several conditions. But there is little evidence so far to support its use.

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  Is CBD Safe and Effective in Treating Anxiety? Insomnia? Pain? The Jury Is Still Out: Clinical trials are studying cannabidiol as treatment for several conditions. But there is little evidence so far to support its use.

  From:Mind, Mood & Memory (Vol. 18, Issue 2)

  Feb. 2022790 words Report 1360LIn big cities and small towns across the country, stores are sprouting up selling CBD products as treatments for everything from anxiety and insomnia to pain and the side effects of cancer treatment. But are they...
• Select One dodgy kebab and I miss out on a memorable restaurant experience.

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  One dodgy kebab and I miss out on a memorable restaurant experience.

  Author:Nicholas LezardFrom:New Statesman (Vol. 150, Issue 5639)

  Oct. 1, 2021941 words Column 1080LHurrah! I'm off to London, to meet my old companero Razors at the very swanky Rules in Covent Garden, no less, the country's oldest restaurant and certainly one of its most expensive. And what is a column called "Down...
• Select Strength Training for Pain Relief: Incorporating strengthening exercises into physical therapy can enhance recovery and relieve pain, although clients and even some physical therapists might need some convincing.

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  Strength Training for Pain Relief: Incorporating strengthening exercises into physical therapy can enhance recovery and relieve pain, although clients and even some physical therapists might need some convincing.

  Author:Nate MurrayFrom:Physical Therapy Products (Vol. 32, Issue 5)

  Oct-Nov 20212,144 words Article 1190LStrength and resistance training are often associated with personal training, athletics, and other fitness areas instead of traditional rehabilitation. In fact, some physical therapists even advise patients to avoid...
• Select Healing pain: Suffering is unavoidable, but pain can sometimes lead to strength, hope, and healing.

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  Healing pain: Suffering is unavoidable, but pain can sometimes lead to strength, hope, and healing.

  Author:Alice CamilleFrom:U.S. Catholic (Vol. 86, Issue 9)

  Sept. 20211,278 words Article 930LEighty years ago C. S. Lewis wrote The Problem of Pain. The title makes me laugh. Does anyone need to be convinced that pain is a problem? What Lewis was after, of course, is the solution to pain. A dedicated Christian...
• Select Behavioral signs of feline pain: Understanding feline behavior is challenging, especially when it comes to identifying behaviors that indicate the presence of pain.

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  Behavioral signs of feline pain: Understanding feline behavior is challenging, especially when it comes to identifying behaviors that indicate the presence of pain.

  Author:Kate BoatrightFrom:DVM 360 (Vol. 52, Issue 8)

  Aug. 20211,565 words Article 1520LCats are exceptionally adept at hiding signs of pain, but there are some behaviors pet owners and veterinarians should be aware of. Pet owners want many things for their pets, but a pain-free life is one of the key...
• Select BOOKSHELF

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  BOOKSHELF

  Author:Laurence A. MarschallFrom:Natural History (Vol. 129, Issue 3)

  Mar. 20211,514 words Article 1380LWhat is pain? The simple answer, repeated throughout this provocative book, is that "it's complicated." Pain, on one level, is a "warning system, informing us that there is a threat to the safety of our body or even...
• Select Early Studies Suggest a Keto Diet May Protect Your Brain: A small controlled trial showed promise in alleviating pain, fatigue and daytime sleepiness in people with Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases

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  Early Studies Suggest a Keto Diet May Protect Your Brain: A small controlled trial showed promise in alleviating pain, fatigue and daytime sleepiness in people with Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases

  Author:Tamara SchryverFrom:Environmental Nutrition (Vol. 44, Issue 2)

  Feb. 2021746 words Article 1440LDementia has been accepted as part of the natural aging process and severe forms of dementia found in diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's have been considered unavoidable. Today, neurologists are challegning...
• Select Pandemic stress can manifest as increased pain.

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  Pandemic stress can manifest as increased pain.

  From:Chain Drug Review (Vol. 43, Issue 2)

  Jan. 18, 20211,110 words Article 1520LNEW YORK--Over the past year the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many consumers' overall well-being, causing increased feelings of stress, lack of sleep and lower rates of activity. For some, mental and emotional distress...
• Select There's no place like home for spotting musculoskeletal pain in cats: The Feline Musculoskeletal Pain Index recognizes that your clients are in the best position to notice when their pet is impaired and provides a way to put their expertise to use in the exam room.

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  There's no place like home for spotting musculoskeletal pain in cats: The Feline Musculoskeletal Pain Index recognizes that your clients are in the best position to notice when their pet is impaired and provides a way to put their expertise to use in the exam room.

  Author:Elizabeth ColleranFrom:DVM 360 (Vol. 51, Issue 9)

  Sept. 2020727 words Article 1410LCats are hard to read, and there's a biological reason for that. As solitary hunters, these independent creatures have no need to be outwardly demonstrative. (Dogs, on the other hand, are clear about their status and...
• Select The Health Impacts of Social Rejection: Researchers discover the common biological processes of physical and emotional pain and explore methods for easing the distress

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  The Health Impacts of Social Rejection: Researchers discover the common biological processes of physical and emotional pain and explore methods for easing the distress

  From:Healthy Years (Vol. 17, Issue 8)

  Aug. 2020927 words Article 1290LHow would you feel if you weren't invited to an important social event that most of your friends were attending? Or if you tried to voice your concerns at a meeting but were repeatedly ignored? Rejection can hurt. But...
• Select Study in prestigious medical journal makes a strong case that unborn babies are capable of experiencing pain

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  Study in prestigious medical journal makes a strong case that unborn babies are capable of experiencing pain

  Author:Dave AndruskoFrom:National Right to Life News

  Feb. 2020422 words Article 1420LSupport for the position that unborn babies can experience pain by the 20th week after fertilization and "something like pain" much earlier, has come from a very unexpected source. One of the joint authors of...
• Select World Without Pain.

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  World Without Pain.

  Author:Ariel LevyFrom:The New Yorker (Vol. 95, Issue 44)

  Jan. 13, 20205,943 words Interview 1060LByline: Ariel Levy World Without Pain Does hurting make us human? tifPhotograph by Kamila Lozinska for The New YorkerJoanne Cameron experiences suffering mostly as "an abstract thing."18 We like to think that...
• Select Talk about birthing pains! The day my daughter gave birth, I was curled into a comma shape dripping sweat, feeling like someone was jabbing a dagger into my kidney.

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  Talk about birthing pains! The day my daughter gave birth, I was curled into a comma shape dripping sweat, feeling like someone was jabbing a dagger into my kidney.

  Author:Bo BrockFrom:DVM 360 (Vol. 50, Issue 12)

  Dec. 2019963 words Column 950LSeptember was a busy month for the Brock clan. Two of our daughters were due to have babies. The oldest was having her fourth and the youngest her first. Great time to be a granddad. It was Friday the 13th when the...
• Select Summer Footwear May Be Causing Pain

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  Summer Footwear May Be Causing Pain

  From:USA Today (Vol. 147, Issue 2891)

  Aug. 2019267 words Brief article 1260LWarmer weather, longer days, and an increased level of activity during the summer months can lead to painful foot conditions if you are not wearing the proper shoes. Keep your feet pain free while you enjoy fun in the...