By Katie Golden In Dr. Robert Cowan’s paper “CAM in the Real World: You May Practice Evidence-Based Medicine, But Your...
Month: July 2018 Articles
Medical Cannabis in a Balkanized Legal Landscape
By Jerry S. Goldman and Ethan W. Middlebrooks As a result of the conflicting laws and policies of the federal...
Learn how to use mindfulness to reduce pain and stress on July 17
The U.S. Pain Foundation is excited to present the next event in its bimonthly webinar series, "From ow to om: Using...
Millions in federal funding earmarked for pain research
In April at the National Rx Drug Abuse Summit and in a recent Journal of American Medical Association article, Dr....
Bridging the gap between clinicians and patients
Ever wished your clinician had more time to explain your symptoms? Or wished they wouldn’t use complicated terms or...
A Q&A about national battle over pre-existing conditions with expert and pain ambassador Dania Palanker
The White House Administration recently announced it will no longer defend in court key parts of at the Affordable...
Making a difference: Pediatric pain warrior raises money with “Penny Wars for Pain”
Sadie Peek, one of U.S. Pain’s pediatric pain warriors, is proof that one young person really can have an impact on...
Take a seven-minute survey about you and your pain
U.S. Pain is asking its community to take a 22-question demographics survey. The survey takes about seven minutes to...
How self-advocacy can expand beyond your pain journey
The term “advocacy” holds different meanings for different people. When you are a person living with chronic illness,...
September’s Pain Awareness Month puts patient voices in the spotlight
Op-eds, blogs, articles, and other communications are excellent platforms to create awareness and understanding for...