Researchers identified the most effective screening tools and treatment options for children with obsessive compulsive ...

Heartbroken parents have taken to social media to warn others to keep kids at home and avoid crowds after infants were seen ...

Injury prevention officials with Dayton Children’s Hospital said if you are going to go sledding or even head to the back yard to play with the snow, make sure you take the proper steps.

Armed with a newfound resolve to take care of myself instead of only taking care of two small children and ... live with the back pain, instead of going to a doctor and risking being turned away ...

Main outcomes included scores on the Y-BOCS and its pediatric version, the Children's Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale (CY-BOCS ... stomach and abdominal pain, and heartburn -- all with ...

Joint pain—whether due to injury, infection, or arthritis—can make everyday activities uncomfortable, if not impossible. Addressing your joint pain and the inflammation that may be causing it ...

Stephen Fry has said he sometimes thought of his chronic pain "as a friend" as he tried to manage his condition after an accident. The actor was injured in a 6ft (1.8m) fall from a stage at London ...

(VRS): Verbal Rating Scales; (BP-EP): Breakthrough or intense Episodic Pain; (CI): Confidence Interval. CB participated in the design of the study, performed the statistical analysis and drafted ...

It will be the first industrial-scale plant in the world to make green steel. Stegra says it is on track to begin production in 2026, initially producing 2.5 million metric tons per year and ...

The impact of armed conflicts on children around the world reached devastating and likely record levels in 2024, according to an assessment by the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF). The study, released on ...

Read: Pain doesn’t belong on a scale of zero to 10 The treatment of pain and the avoidance of pain are two very different things. To treat pain effectively requires losing your fear of it and ...

Numerical rating scales (NRS), and verbal rating scales (VRS) showed to be reliable and valid tools for subjective cancer pain measurement, but no one of them consistently proved to be superior to ...