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Your Blueprint For Activity Modification and Pacing

Living with chronic pain can take away your sense of self. Things you once enjoyed doing may seem impossible now with the ebb and flow of your pain condition. While playing with your kids at the park or going for long bicycle rides again may feel like only a daydream,...

How Will Having Better Data Actually Help Patients?

Look at how data drives research, new treatments, and better health outcomes—making a tangible impact on individuals’ day-to-day lives.

Changing the Pain Equation: Solving Pain Together

How does changing the pain equation solve pain? This article explores the need to understand pain fully and involve all stakeholders to improve outcomes for millions of Americans.

#SolvePainTogether Pain Awareness Month Initiative Explores Full Experience of Chronic Pain

Read U.S. Pain Foundation’s press release discussing its Pain Awareness Month campaign, #SolvePainTogether. The initiative highlights collaboration in addressing chronic pain through research, patient voices, and practical support.

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Get involved with Rare Disease Day 2017

With one in ten American suffering from a rare disease, rare is more common than most believe. And many rare diseases cause chronic pain. U.S. Pain Foundation is proud to once again partner with the National Organization for Rare Diseases (NORD)...

U.S. Pain partners with #CreakyJoints on Twitter chat

On Jan. 9, the U.S. Pain Foundation collaborated with arthritis nonprofit CreakyJoints to offer a Twitter Chat focused on grassroots patient advocacy to start the new year. To learn about how to advocate, glimpse the success of previous patient...

Finding positivity in pain

When you live with chronic pain, it can be difficult to stay positive. But positivity is essential to both physical and mental health. In the month of December, U.S. Pain Foundation ambassadors Heather Gilmore and Garin Harris led the Positivity...

Support U.S. Pain’s mission through fundraising

In 2017, U.S. Pain is asking its community to get involved with fundraising efforts whenever possible—whether simply asking a family member for a donation or hosting a Points for Pain game. “U.S. Pain operates dozens of programs that are free to...

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