With every chronic pain diagnosis comes a story. For some, it reads like a mystery novel—the patient races against...
Blog Articles
Untrained, Unprepared, Unheard: The Education Crisis in Pain Caregiving
The invisible backbone of chronic pain care is barely staying afloat. Across the United States, millions of unpaid...
More Than Tired: The Overlooked Role of Sleep in Pediatric Pain
Sleep is supposed to be a refuge—a time when a child’s body restores and recharges. But for children living with...
THE ROADMAP TO MEDICATION DEVELOPMENT: FROM MOLECULE TO APPROVAL
By Ashley Hattle Most people never give a second thought to the months, years, and even decades it may take for a new...
MASSAGE, ACUPUNCTURE, AND MORE: HOW TO DETERMINE IF COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES ARE A GOOD CHOICE FOR YOU
By Janet Jay Navigating the landscape of complementary or alternative therapies for chronic pain can be overwhelming....
EXERCISE CAN HELP EASE PAIN— BUT APPROACHES MUST BE NUANCED AND INDIVIDUALIZED
By Grayson Schultz Nearly every person with chronic pain has been told, “You’ll feel better if you exercise.” But...
DIGITAL HEALTH OFFERINGS BRING SERVICES, TIPS, SUPPORT TO PATIENTS’ FINGERTIPS
By Mark Odlum There has been a recent rise in apps and services that help people digitally manage their health -...
Sharon Berenfeld
Pain Requires New Path for Retired Doctor Sharon Berenfeld has been on the same opioid medication for more than two...
Ryan Drozd
Finding New Strength After a Decade of Dead Ends Ryan Drozd compares living with chronic pain to having rocks in your...
Robert Hinton
Former Firefighter Forges New Path Amidst Burning Pain Robert Hinton knows a lot about fire and burning. The...
Millie Quiñones-Dunlap
Finding Ways to Live Well—With Pain Millie Quiñones-Dunlap spent years trying every kind of treatment she could to...
Leighann Talbert
At 13, An Advocate for Pediatric Pain Leighann Talbert is a driven and talented 13-year-old who enjoys working with...