Individuals who suffer from chronic pain may benefit from meditation training, according to a recently study published in the Journal of Neuroscience.

Women who are over the age of 45 are most likely to suffer from chronic headaches or migraines, and 3 percent of female Americans experience negative affects on their quality of life due to these conditions, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Tiny nanoscale whiskers that are found in tunicates, or sea squirts, contain the multipurpose polysaccharide cellulose, which could potentially aid in the growth of human muscle tissue, according to recent research that was conducted at the University of Manchester.

Those who suffer from constant back pain may be overlooking one of the easiest and most affordable cures – stretching. Author Kristian Berg recently told Massage magazine that some simple and effective exercises can actually prevent future aches.

A recent study has evaluated the effects of love on a group of undergraduates at Stanford University and found some surprising results – being in love may actually lessen the amount of pain that is felt, according to Healthday News.

A new study has concluded that eating raw or heated ginger can have a significant benefit on those whose muscles are sore from strenuous exercise, according to The Times of India.

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.

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