by Janet Jay Most of the time when you injure yourself, it hurts, it heals, and you feel fine again. But once in a...
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by Janet Jay Most of the time when you injure yourself, it hurts, it heals, and you feel fine again. But once in a...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6SpM3yE3DI On November 17, 2021, the U.S. Pain Foundation hosted a webinar on...
By Rebecca McKinsey It started with a hamstring injury. That was a serious enough event for a ballet dancer, but for...
According to Tufts University, 37 percent of research sites do not meet their enrollment goals for scientific studies....
June is Migraine and Headache Awareness Month (#MHAM)! A large percentage of our community lives with migraine and...
How the buzzword “catastrophizing” stigmatizes people with chronic pain By Gwenn Herman, LCSW, DCSW The first time I...
In honor of Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, on June 24, Jaime Michele Sanders (aka The Migraine Diva) will lead...
Thank you. You created the groundswell we needed to start getting Congress to pay attention to the "Pain Management...
We're dedicating today, June 11, to flooding policymakers with our request that they allocate funding for key...
By: Mia Maysack I have never said that mindfulness fixes or cures, that it is easy, looks the same for everyone, or...
We are very pleased to share that Connecticut has approved chronic pain as a qualifying condition to be able to...
"Building Your Toolbox," an interactive videoconference series, hosted its second event last night. The topic was...