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From Overlooked to Understood: Why Research Must Reflect Real Lives

Every November, the U.S. Pain Foundation brings our community together to spotlight something powerful: knowledge.  We call it KNOWvember—a month-long campaign amplifying a theme that matters deeply to the pain community. This year, we’re focusing on an area that has...
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Kelly Amspacher

Experiment Today, Hope Tomorrow: Engaging in Migraine Studies

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Reggie Barnes

When Relief Requires Research: From Patient to Advocate

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Monica Thomas

Asking Questions, Finding Hope: The Impact of Avid Study Participation

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Nonmedical switching efforts continue

Apr 2, 2017|

The pace of the 2017 legislative session picked up this month as U.S. Pain continues to lead related coalitions in three state—Tennessee, Illinois, and Connecticut—and sits on the steering committee of a coalition in Texas. Nonmedical switching...

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New CT chronic pain support group

Apr 1, 2017|

U.S. Pain has created a new support group for Connecticut residents living with chronic pain. The group's first meeting will be April 19 at 1 pm at U.S. Pain's headquarters at 670 Newfield Street, Suite C, in Middletown. The meeting is open to any...

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INvisible project expands to two issues this year

Apr 1, 2017|

For seven years, the INvisible Project has brought to light the often-hidden challenges faced by those with chronic pain. Now, the campaign is expanding its mission by increasing to two editions this year and working to highlight specific patient...

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Last call for migraine proclamations!

Apr 1, 2017|

If you’d like to get involved with U.S. Pain’s recognition of Migraine Awareness Month in June, please consider beginning the process now to obtain a proclamation in your state or town. Some government offices require several months of advanced...

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