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Restarting the GPS: How Volunteering Can Enhance Your Life
Dec 2, 2024| News
This is the second installment of a three-part series leading up to the exciting re-launch of the U.S. Pain Foundation Volunteer Network. You can read the first part here. Envision the screen of a GPS going blank in the middle of a journey, showing...
Exploring the DPN Pipeline: Insights, Innovations, and Hope
Nov 22, 2024| KNOWvember 2024, News
This November, the U.S. Pain Foundation has dedicated its efforts to helping people get to #knowDPN. Through our KNOWvember campaign, we’ve explored diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) in-depth—from understanding and preventing diabetic nerve pain...
7 Myths and Facts About DPN
Nov 13, 2024| KNOWvember 2024, News
Myth: Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) is only a concern for people with long-term diabetes. Fact: DPN can develop in individuals with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, regardless of how long they’ve had the condition. It can also start to show...
Take Steps Today: Preventing, Detecting, and Slowing the Progression of DPN
Nov 6, 2024| KNOWvember 2024, News
Being diagnosed with diabetes raises a variety of concerns, but one many people aren’t aware of is this: Up to half of those with this metabolic disorder will go on to develop another condition in their lifetime, a progressive nerve disease called...
The Light at the End of the Tunnel: Finding Hope Through Volunteering
Oct 30, 2024| News
This is the first installment of a three-part series leading up to the exciting re-launch of the U.S. Pain Foundation Volunteer Network. You can read the second part here. Imagine driving with the top down on a warm, summer day with your favorite...
Get to #knowDPN this KNOWvember
Oct 30, 2024| KNOWvember 2024, News
The complications associated with diabetes are numerous—and overwhelming. But in the flurry of managing diabetes and its potential comorbidities and symptoms, one is often forgotten: nerve damage and pain. Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN),...
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