Jamie Lang and Sophie Haboo have arrived on Disney Plus.

We're having a baby.

We're having a baby.

I've always wanted to be mom.

And we're bringing you on our journey through everything.

I have no idea what we're doing.

Thank you. I have more of an idea.

I think of it like a Tamagotchi.

At the end of all of this...

We're going to have a little baby.

Raising Chelsea, a Hulu original series streaming April 2nd exclusively on Disney Plus.

18 plus subscription required T's and T supply. For Scientific American Science Quickly, I'm Kendra Pira Lewis, in for Rachel Feldman.

From stubbing your toe to dealing with the occasional headache or sore back, to experience pain

is to be human. And for minor aches and pains, the occasional over-the-counter medication is usually

enough. But what happens if the pain we're dealing with isn't a one-off? What happens when that pain

becomes chronic? According to 2023 data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,

roughly a quarter of U.S. adults experience chronic pain. Rachel Zoffness, a pain scientist

and an assistant clinical professor at the University of California, San Francisco, who also teaches

pain science at Sanford University, argues that pain is often misunderstood by the general public

and by doctors. The end result she says in her new book, tell me where it hurts the new science

of pain and how to heal, is that many of us are suffering for more pain than necessary.

I talked with Rachel about our misconceptions around pain and what we can do to reduce

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