As life moves forward, many of us have dreams of the places and things we would like to see and experience through...
As life moves forward, many of us have dreams of the places and things we would like to see and experience through...
Many of us living with pain have experienced the challenge of no longer being able to see our familiar doctors. In my...
By Lexi Mitchell When people think about military service, they often picture discipline, strength, and resilience....
By Mariah Z. Leach Aiden Pratt and his mom, Katie Pratt. When Aiden Pratt was in seventh grade, he fell and hurt his...
By Ashley Hattle When research views individuals with pain as data points on a graph or medical curiosities, clinical...
By Julia Daye The last decade has seen a boom in patient registries—databases that collect voluntary information from...
By Samantha Kahn Providers and researchers routinely ask patients: “On a scale from 0 to 10, how would you rate your...
By Rebecca McKinsey Lindsey Wahlstrom and her daughter, Rona Edwards, during one of the clinical trials they...
By Tom Norris For those of us living with chronic pain, being overlooked is part of the experience. But your voice...
By Kirsten Ellis Studying pain—or conducting any type of research involving people—requires a system of checks and...
By Jill Waldbieser For decades, clinical trials—and specifically, randomized controlled trials (RCTs)—have been the...
By Rebecca McKinsey Policy steers clinical research priorities. Economic burden provides the fuel. And data turns the...