Healthcare experts say using a laptop may be hazardous to your health. Many laptop computer users end up with incorrect neck or shoulder posture, which can lead to muscle pain in those areas.

A new study suggests neither heat nor cold are effective in providing immediate relief for back and neck pain.

A new Cochrane review has found that chiropractic treatment is modestly successful in reducing lower back pain and improving disability.

Several all-natural, hands-on therapies have been proven to provide pain relief without prescription or over-the-counter medications, according to an article in the Mayo Clinic Women’s HealthSource. For example, researchers say massage can help reduce pain, muscle soreness and swelling.

New research confirms that some – but not all – types of massage can help ease lower back pain.

A new study may have individuals thinking twice before reaching for a conventional pain medication to manage pain.

A new study has found that people with a family history of early signs of coronary artery disease are at higher risk of developing obstructive coronary artery disease and plaque in their arteries.

A centuries-old practice known to help with mental, physical and emotional balance may also help to reduce feelings of pain, according to a new study.

Having a game plan when you enter a supermarket may help you stick to your list and buy healthier foods. Avoiding the aisles and shopping mainly around the perimeter of the store may help individuals with weight loss as well, according to registered dietician Gaye Lynn Hicks of the Methodist Weight Management Center in Houston.

A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association has linked hospitalization for acute care or a critical illness to declining cognitive function in older adults.