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Gain insights into the new, evidence-based guidelines for managing postdural puncture headache, a condition that has long been in need of standardized care protocols.

This recent study illuminates significant racial and ethnic disparities in pain outcomes among trauma survivors. The findings call for an urgent review of pain management protocols to better serve a diverse patient population.

The recent ruling in favor of Dr. Boarini in a malpractice suit highlights the essential role of patient history and diligent record-keeping in legal defense. Explore the details of this case to understand its implications for medical professionals.

Recent phase 2 trials have explored VX-548, a selective inhibitor of NaV1.8, in managing acute post-surgical pain. Dive deeper into the study’s findings and its implications for pain management.

The preliminary findings suggest a potential new direction for managing chronic pain in PTSD, inviting further research and consideration in the clinical field.

The first of its kind in Cyprus, this study underscores a prevailing lack of public knowledge regarding paracetamol, including misunderstandings about its composition and concerning practices such as combining it with alcohol.