A University of Manchester scientist is stepping out of the lab in order to write and perform on the latest research into chronic pain, as part of a new theatre tour. Pain, the Brain and a Little Bit ...

Clearly, seeking pleasure and avoiding pain is important for survival, and these two motivations probably compete for preference in the brain. Put simply, which of two coinciding pain and pleasure ...

Usually, this type only hurts one part of your brain. Non-penetrating TBI ... the main treatment is lots of rest and medication for pain if you have headaches. Usually, you’ll need to have ...

Brain tumours can be cancerous or non-cancerous, with varying growth rates and symptoms like headaches, vision changes, and ...

The responses show that shore crabs must have some form of pain signalling to the brain from these body parts. The pain response was shorter and more powerful in the case of physical stress than ...