by Johanna YoungDid you ever play a game called Boggle when you were a kid? It's a game where you have 16 cubes with a...
Blog Articles
How Electroceuticals Treat Chronic Pain
Disclaimer: This study is provided for educational purposes only. The U.S. Pain Foundation does not endorse or...
Tips to Consider using Medical Cannabis, part 2
By Ellen Lenox Smith Co-director for Medical Cannabis Advocacy, US Pain FoundationNow that you have learned that using...
Learn more about spinal cord stimulation
Many of us have heard about spinal cord stimulation (SCS) for pain relief. But what does the process entail, how does...
No pain, no gain
By: Michaela O'Connor There's a saying in the chronic pain community, "whoever said no pain, no gain never had chronic...
Generational pandemic losses
By: Ellen Lenox Smith As we attempt to stay safe, we also are hoping to see the light at the end of this long tunnel...
My disease no longer controls me
By: Brandy Garcia At 16 years old I had no idea that I would be battling chronic pain for more than 10 years. At that...
Symposium offers insight into future of pain care
On Sept. 24, the Alliance to Advance Comprehensive Integrative Pain Management (AACIPM) hosted a virtual symposium,...
The need for improved care continues long after Pain Awareness Month
Pain Awareness Month may have come to a close, but the need for improved care and increased understanding about pain...
Learn about OTC options with a pharmacist on Oct. 15
Many patients use over-the-counter (OTC) treatment options, but it can be difficult to know which types may be right...
Building Your Toolbox series continues with self-massage expert
Continuing to provide support and tips for self-management, the next event in Pain Connection's interactive series,...
A day in the life
By: Erin Adair In honor of Pain Awareness Month, I want to tell you a little bit about what it is like to be me. I’ll...