Pain Management: Treatments
Painkillers and High Blood Pressure
11/12/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityPatients and doctors alike seem to have their backs against the wall when it comes to the treatment of chronic pain. The nonsteroidal…
Managing Your Nerve Pain
03/21/08, Johns Hopkins UniversityMost often, tests might not clearly identify a cause for your pain. And even when they do, it can take some time before the pain is brought under…
What Safe Pain Relief Options Are Left?
07/25/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityIt seems that every time we open a newspaper, we read about yet another danger from a popular pain reliever. Are there any safe options left to…
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Sudden Cardiac Death: Know Who's at Risk
11/07/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityPeople who receive CPR from bystanders have a higher chance of surviving and being discharged from the hospital alive.
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