painkilling

In a series of experiments they demonstrated the ability of D-phenylalanine to inhibit enkephalinase, resulting in a long-term painkilling effect in both animals and humans.

Alcohol and The Addictive Brain

Freeney suited up after undergoing all manner of rehabilitation in the days leading up to the game, though he did not take a painkilling injection Sunday.

Colts' Dwight Freeney tries to put best foot forward

Prescriptions of painkilling drugs are rising as new drugs appear on the market and doctors prescribe them help people manage pain more effectively.

Painkiller Deaths Nearly Quadruple in a Decade

Like I mentioned earlier, the painkilling effects of saliva are being studied.

Thomas P. Connelly, D.D.S.: What's The Purpose Of Saliva?

Regardless, it is not considered standard practice for an England player to receive painkilling injections, such as that required by Jagielka, to feature in what remains a noncompetitive fixture.

Phil Jagielka faces toe injection as John Terry waits in England wings

In his lawsuit, Santini accused the Saints of attempting to cover up the theft and improper distribution of prescription painkilling medication at the team's training facility.

Lawsuit against Saints withdrawn

Narcotized on painkilling medicines, his words slurring, Talman nonetheless had a clear message for the public: If you do smoke—quit.

The Emperor of All Maladies

Throughout, his mind remained unimpaired by painkilling drugs and shock treatments.

Going Home to Glory

Researchers from Harvard-affiliate Brigham and Women ' s Hospital in Boston looked at painkiller use among Medicare beneficiaries over seven years, and found elevated risks from opioids, compared with other painkilling medications.

Study Shows Higher Risks of Opioid Pain Drugs

He was treated for an addiction to painkilling medication early in his NFL career.

Brett Favre's streak ends as quarterback is on Vikings' inactive list