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Do you ever feel like your doctor just doesn’t “get you”?
Jun 11, 2019| News
Have you ever wanted to find a way to better communicate with your doctor, get the most out of your visits, and maximize your treatment plan? If yes, please join us this Thursday, June 13, at 7 pm EST for an intimate conversation between...
Kids and families connect at second Pediatric Pain Warrior retreat
Jun 3, 2019| News
Kids who live with chronic pain have same desire as anyone else their age: to feel understood, connected, and supported. Attendees at the second Pediatric Pain Warriors retreat, held over Memorial Day weekend in San Antonio, TX, experienced all...
INvisible Project: Migraine third edition now available
Jun 3, 2019| News, Press release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Nicole Hemmenway at nicole@invisibleproject.org Middletown, CT (June 1, 2019)-- In time for Migraine & Headache Awareness Month, U.S. Pain Foundation has released its third edition of the INvisible Project...
National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month is here!
May 28, 2019| News
Migraine, headache, and cluster diseases affect more than 38 million Americans. To increase understanding and empathy for those with these disorders, U.S. Pain Foundation and CHAMP (the Coalition For Headache And Migraine Patients) need your help...
Do you have two minutes to fight for better pain care?
The new report on pain management, mandated by Congress and finalized on May 30, is an important milestone for people with pain. The report emphasizes the need for access to affordable, multidisciplinary care, and urges an individualized approach...
The federal report on pain management is finalized. What’s next?
The new report on pain management, mandated by Congress, has the potential to improve pain care for millions of Americans. But how do we move it forward from a piece of paper to actual change? To learn how you can help, please join us this...
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