by PAINS Project | Sep 13, 2017 | Integrative Medicine, Living with Pain, News, Pain Education, Treatment Options |
Published by Healio With the CDC stating that the opioid epidemic claims 91 lives per day and at least one study suggesting that chronic opioid use can be triggered in as little 3 days, the treatment of pain is under the microscope more than ever. It is against this...
by PAINS Project | Sep 6, 2017 | News, Pain Education, Treatment Options |
Published by Clinical Pain Advisor During a presentation he gave at PAINWeek, held September 5-9, Michael R. Clark, MD, MPH, vice chair and clinical affairs director of the pain treatment program at Johns Hopkins Medical School in Baltimore, Maryland, sought to...
by PAINS Project | Sep 5, 2017 | News, Pain Education, Treatment Options |
Published by Clinical Pain Advisor Psychological and behavioral interventions are an essential part of an interdisciplinary chronic pain treatment plan and should not be overlooked, according to a presentation Ravi Prasad, PhD, clinical associate professor of...
by PAINS Project | Aug 25, 2017 | Living with Pain, News, Treatment Options |
Published by Medical News Today Migraines are severe headache attacks that can last for between 4 and 72 hours. They are often accompanied by severe nausea and vomiting, acute sensitivity to light and sounds, and, in some cases, by temporary cognitive impairment and...
by PAINS Project | Aug 23, 2017 | News, Treatment Options, Veterans |
Published by Markets Insider With the pressing need for more efficient and agile pain management practices for military service personnel, Dr. Richard C. Neimtzow of Andrews Air force base developed Battlefield Acupuncture, a technique designed to provide fast,...
by PAINS Project | Aug 11, 2017 | Living with Pain, News, Pain Policy, Treatment Options |
Published by The Washington Post ANALYSIS/OPINION: If you’ve never experienced chronic pain, or been around someone with a pain that just won’t end, it’s easy to dismiss opioids as evil and to make grand calls for their prescription restriction, or even outright bans....
