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Meet U.S. Pain’s new Director of Communications, Barbra Watson
Dec 3, 2021| News, Press release
The U.S. Pain Foundation is pleased to announce Barbra Watson as its new Director of Communications. In this role, Watson is responsible for the organization’s overall communications strategy, including...
#KNOWvember 2021: Demystifying Neuropathic Pain
Dec 3, 2021| KNOWvember 2021, KNOWvember feature, News
Each year, the U.S. Pain Foundation hosts KNOWvember, a month-long event using events, social media content, and information to explore an aspect of pain management. This year, we focused on neuropathic pain, which is pain caused by damage to the...
Social Security Disability Insurance — A Lifeline for People Facing Long COVID
by T.J. Geist Until the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, most of us typically thought the term “long-hauler” described a person or good transported over a great distance. COVID-19 has expanded the definition: “COVID long-hauler” is commonly...
Webinar: The Ins and Outs of Getting Approved for SSDI Benefits with Pain-Related Conditions
On December 14 at 1pm ET, U.S. Pain is hosting a discussion on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). At least 50 millions Americans endure pain every day, and 20 million of those individuals are living with “high-impact” pain, or pain that...
How To Participate in Our KNOWvember Twitter Chat
Nov 29, 2021| KNOWvember 2021, News
You’re invited to join us on November 30 at 7 pm ET for our KNOWvember Twitter chat, #NeuroPainChat.
Nerve Pain After Trauma: Options for Identifying, Diagnosing, and Treating Neuropathy
Nov 29, 2021| KNOWvember 2021, News
In response to trauma, the body’s nerves may react in a way that can lead to a different, chronic form of pain, called neuropathy.
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