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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...

Kelly Amspacher

Experiment Today, Hope Tomorrow: Engaging in Migraine Studies

Reggie Barnes

When Relief Requires Research: From Patient to Advocate

Monica Thomas

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

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New U.S. Pain online tool: “Find a Specialist”

How do you find high quality, affordable care? If you have health insurance, you might start with your insurance plan and check which doctors are in-network. You might Google which doctors are located nearby, or search Yelp or other review sites to...

Speaking out on the ACA repeal

Speaking out on the ACA repeal

During the early morning hours of July 28, the U.S. Senate narrowly rejected the most recent proposal to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), known as the "skinny repeal."  McCain (R-Arizona), who was recently diagnosed with brain...

A proactive step in fighting the opioid crisis

A proactive step in fighting the opioid crisis

According to the annual National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 75 percent of all opioid misuse does not start with a prescription, but through medication illegally obtained from a friend, family member, or dealer. Fortunately, a new, lockable pill...

Opioid taxation bills raise concerns

Opioid taxation bills raise concerns

Recently, U.S. Pain has seen a number of bills that propose placing a tax on opioids in order to fund efforts to combat opioid abuse. To date, bills have been introduced in numerous states (MN, IA, MA, CA, KY, MT, PA, and NY) and in Congress. But...

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