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2019
- “Getting your groove back,” The Bradford Era, Nov. 20. Op-ed by Marcie Schellhammer about the Pediatric Pain Warrior retreat in Gurnee, IL.
- “Capitol Watch Podcast: Chronic pain will likely be treatable with medical marijuana in Connecticut. Night terrors won’t,” Hartford Courant, Oct. 8. Features Ellen Lenox Smith, Co-Director of Medical Cannabis.
- “What Does the Federal Government Need to Hear From the Chronic Pain Community?” National Pain Report, Oct. 10. Discusses U.S. Pain encouraging pain warriors to respond to CMS call for comment.
- “How to Advocate for Chronic Pain” National Pain Report, Oct. 22. Coverage of U.S. Pain Advocacy Summit.
- “Yates: Support students with disabilities,” The Gazette, Oct. 30. Mentions volunteer LaSheila Yates’ participation in the Pain Awareness Month Storyathon.
- “Talking About Pain Event a Success,” National Pain Report, Sept. 7. Discusses Pain Awareness Month webinar with U.S. Pain and Ed Coghlan.
- “Pain support group starts in Ashland,” Ashland Tidings, Sept. 10. Mentions new support group starting in Ashland, OR, and Storyathon.
- “‘Wear Blue’ and join the dialogue about chronic pain,” Cumberland Times-News, Sept. 18. Discusses U.S. Pain’s Pain Awareness Month initiatives.
- National Pain Report, Sept. 19. Discusses U.S. Pain and Health Union’s survey on chronic pain.
- “Allsup Supports U.S. Pain Foundation in Bringing Attention to Chronic Pain during Pain Awareness Month,” Globe Newswire, Sept. 23. Discusses U.S. Pain #LetsTalkAboutPain initiative.
- National Pain Report Editor to be Interviewed,” National Pain Report, Aug. 28. Covers Sept. 5 webinar collaboration between U.S. Pain and National Pain Report.
- “Knowledge is Power, but Experience Tells the Real Story,” National Pain Report, Aug. 26. Mentions U.S. Pain Ambassador Network
- “Acupuncture for Chronic Pain Under CMS Review,” National Pain Report, July 30. Mentions U.S. Pain’s support of the CMS proposal.
- “So Tired of Still Fighting for Medical Cannabis Rights,” National Pain Report, July 28. Article by Medical Cannabis Co-Director Ellen Lenox Smith.
- “Chronic pain should be a qualifying condition for medical marijuana,” Hartford Courant, July 17. Op-ed by Ellen Lenox Smith.
- “California State Capitol Hosts INvisible Project: Migraine Disease Edition,” National Pain Report, July 15. Article by Director of State Advocacy and Alliance Development Shaina Smith.
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“Creating Policy Change from your Couch,” National Pain Report, June 7. Written by Shaina Smith, Director of State Advocacy and Alliance Development.
- “HHS Chief Medical Officer to Pain Community- ‘We Hear You,'” National Pain Report, June 11. Shaina Smith’s advocacy work mentioned.
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“HHS Pain Task Force to meet May 9-10 – Pain community is represented,” National Pain Report, May 4. Written by Nicole Hemmenway, quotes Cindy Steinberg.
- “Pain management report passes – What happens now?,” National Pain Report, May 12. Quotes Cindy Steinberg.
- “Another pain organization to shut down,” National Pain Report, May 24. Quotes a U.S. Pain tweet about the American Pain Society’s closure.
- “Senate committee testimony calls for more coverage of massage,” American Massage Therapy Foundation: NJ Chapter, May 31. Mentions Cindy Steinberg.
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“HHS Draft Pain Report-Lots to Think About and to Still Do,” National Pain Report, April 2. Quotes Cindy Steinberg.
- “Deadline for Comment Has Passed – Pain Patient Advocacy Groups Add Their Voice,” National Pain Report, April 3. Discuss CPATF coalition.
- “NH patients laud FDA warning not to suddenly cut opioids to chronic pain sufferers,” New Hampshire Union Leader, April 10. Quotes Cindy Steinberg.
- “Pediatric Pain Event Coming,” National Pain Report, April 21. Discusses upcoming U.S. Pain Pediatric Pain Warrior retreat.
- “Chronic Pain and the Other Side of the Opioid Epidemic – Patient Advocacy 101,” National Pain Report, April 28. Mentions U.S. Pain Foundation resources.
- “Progress against cancer pain taking many directions, NCI reports,” Oncology Times, March 20. Mentions Cindy Steinberg’s comments at Feb. 12 Senate hearing.
- “More research is underway for cannabinoids for neurologic disorders,” Neurology Today, March 21. Mentions Cindy Steinberg’s comments at Feb. 12 Senate hearing.
- “Pain advocacy groups tell HHS Secretary revise CDC guidelines,” National Pain Report, March 28. Discusses joint letter from Consumer Pain Advocacy Task Force, which includes U.S. Pain.
- U.S. Pain Foundation patient turned advocate speaks to Senate, Practical Pain Management, Feb. 21.
- A conversation about pain management is long overdue, ProHealth.com, Feb. 20.
- D.C. Week: Revision in CDC Opioid Guidelines Demanded, MedPage Today, Feb. 15.
- Woman Testifies About Chronic Pain, Opioids From Cot, The Fix, Feb. 15.
- Patient advocate tells U.S. Senate Committee “Pain conversation is long overdue,“ National Pain Report.
- Pain patients to Congress: CDC’s Opioid Guideline is Hurting Us, MedPage Today, Feb. 13.
- Woman in cot testifies to Congress on opioids, chronic pain management, NBC News, Feb. 12.
- Senators focus on marijuana’s role in combatting the opioid crisis, Marijuana Moment, Feb. 12.
- Opioid crackdown said to leave out pain patients, McClatchy DC Bureau, Feb. 12.
- Pain patients to Congress: CDC’s Opioid Guideline is Hurting Us, MedPage Today, Feb. 13.
- NH patients implore policymakers: Don’t punish pain, Union Leader, Jan. 30. Mentions rally and Bobbi Blades, a U.S. Pain support group leader.
- Chronic pain: Patients rally for change in Concord, Union Leader, Jan. 27. Quotes Cindy Steinberg.
- Chronic pain: Patients rally for change in Concord, Union Leader, Jan. 27. Quotes Cindy Steinberg.
- HHS patient pain task force looking for public comment, Pain News Network, Jan. 16. Mentions Cindy Steinberg as only patient on the task force.
- Fed panel releases draft report on pain management, National Pain Report, Jan. 1. Discusses U.S. Pain’s efforts to encourage comment.