Disability Pride Month, which takes place each July, challenges the stereotype of defining individuals by their...
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U.S. Pain Foundation Joins Coalition
WASHINGTON – The Coalition for Access Now – the leading advocate for ensuring access to quality and consistent...
The Importance of Pride Year-Round: LGBTQ+ Pain Patients On Forming Communities and Speaking out
Although LGBTQ+ Pride Month is usually celebrated in June, it’s important year-round to acknowledge the unique...
Pain Warrior of the Month: Becca West
City and State: Easton, MA Age: 30 Pain Warrior Role: U.S. Pain advocate since 2011. Health Conditions: I live with...
Join our new videoconference series, “Building Your Toolbox”
To provide more support and tips for self-management during the pandemic, U.S. Pain’s Pain Connection program is...
CDC announces comment period to inform update of opioid guideline
On April 17, the Centers for Disease and Control and Prevention (CDC) opened an official docket requesting comments...
Mindfull
By: Mia Maysack How are we able to go about pursuing or even simply believing in the concept of wellness, while...
Join a May 4 webinar on finding balance during crisis
In our recent survey, when asked "What resources would be most helpful to you right now," a majority of you responded...
Have you written to your legislator yet?
Have you participated in our email-writing campaign asking policymakers to ensure patients with pain have access to...
Pediatric pain warriors: Join us for storytime and interactive PT
U.S. Pain's Pediatric Pain Warriors Program has announced its latest special events and programming for this week:...
Tried and tested products for migraine
By Jaime Sanders Google “migraine products” and more than 48 million search results come up. How do you even begin to...
A decade of making the invisible visible
The evolution of the INvisible Project. In 2010, Nicole Hemmenway was relatively new to patient advocacy. She had just...