A Moment of Science
What is the next thing you do after you cry a little and flinch -- well rub the area where you got the ouch? Why do that?
If you've ever had a painful injury, you may be interested to know that music can be therapeutic.
Have you heard that hot peppers might be the key to a new type of anesthetic that blocks pain without making you numb or paralyzed?
Have you ever felt pain in your legs, or more of an uncomfortable tingling sensation really, up and down your leg from top to bottom?
What do substance addiction and mother-infant bonding have in common?
If you've ever had major surgery, you probably remember lying down and waking up--but nothing in between. Learn about anesthetics on this Moment of Science.
Why is it that young children always get ear aches, but adults never do? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Want to learn how to keep your baby from crying while it gets a shot? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Ever wonder why sore throats hurt so badly? And why do they occur in the first place?
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