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Domenick Romano wears a lidocaine patch to relieve lingering pain from shingles

Taking a New Look at Pain

Why do we hurt? Scientists are gaining bold new insights into the nature and dynamics of pain—and they’re racing to develop stronger, safer treatments. Here’s what the future may hold

By Claudia Kalb
NEWSWEEK


		May 19 issue — There are moments in medical history when science morphs into magic. Few are as vivid as Oct. 16, 1846, the day Gilbert Abbott, a Boston printer, walked into Massachusetts General Hospital, lay down on a surgical table and, after breathing in a mysterious chemical called ether, became the first human being to go under the knife without feeling a shred of pain. Return To Top

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