Who Deals With Pain Better

A new study has revealed the difference in the way men and women deal with pain.

Research has revealed that while men focus their energies into fearing a painful procedure, women think of ways to cope with the pain.

Stepping into Their Shoes to Understand the Pain of Homelessness
A group of students from the University of Saskatchewan want to understand what homelessness in Saskatoon is all about, and are stepping into the shoes of homeless people.

Brain scans taken during their experience of excruciating pain has revealed that though men and women experienced similar kind of discomfort, men were more concerned with avoiding the pain, while women connected pain to negative emotions.

A detailed study is required to conclusively prove that women handle pain better than men.

Pain may be Relieved by Newly Identified Spider Toxin
A newly identified spider toxin may help uncover novel ways of treating pain and human diseases, researchers from the University of California have discovered.

Source-Medindia

New Device Reduces Cancer Pain
WARP 75, a device that was developed for NASA to experiment with plant growth in space, has been effective in reducing pain resulting from chemotherapy and radiation treatments.

Who Deals With Pain Better – Man or Woman?