Women reveal their reliance on painkillers and how cultural expectations force them to ignore body signals while experts suggest healthier approaches to pain.

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Angela Knapp Eggers is the senior director of the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women’s Health at the Texas Tech University ...

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If pain is a message telling us to rest, or hydrate, or attend to any of our other survival needs, why are we so dead set on ...

London: GSK plc has announced that the Company has received US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for Blujepa ...

Cheryl said she’s so grateful for all the donors over the years, but she hopes someone reading this story can help her find a ...

Washtenaw Community College President Rose Bellanca has been named as the United Way of Southeastern Michigan's 'Power of the ...

American women are so reliant on dulling their pain that they may be missing essential information from their body. But ...

A Phoenix crepe restaurant is asking for help to make 200 care bags for women recovering from sexual or domestic abuse.

About 100 volunteers from Navy Federal Credit Union showed up to turn these bags into care kits for those who have been ...