The tie between physical pain and mental illness can feel like a never-ending and inseparable cycle, with pain causing...
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OPIOID RESTRICTIONS LEAVE BIPOC BEHIND: A LOOK AT THE 2016 CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE FOR PRESCRIBING OPIOIDS, THE RECENT DRAFT UPDATE, AND THE DISPARITIES THAT REMAIN
Ethleen Peacock was born in Sierra Leone, a country in West Africa, with sickle cell disease—a disorder in which red...
SSDI EASES FINANCIAL BURDENS WHEN YOU CAN’T WORK —HERE’S HOW TO NAVIGATE IT
One of the most significant stressors experienced by those living with debilitating chronic pain is how to pay for the...
October Newsletter: Pain Awareness Month Slideshow, Week 4
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Cindy Steinbergs speaks about pain at CMS
On Sept. 20, National Director of Policy and Advocacy Cindy Steinberg spoke on a panel at a public meeting about...
Don’t miss the Pain Awareness Month Storyathon
They range in ages, from 17 to 70. They live across the country--from New Jersey all the way to Puerto Rico. They have...
This Wednesday: learn how you can fight for legislative change
The final online event in our Pain Awareness Month series will explore the ways in which patient advocacy--at both the...
Pain Awareness Month Slideshow, Week 3
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Have you tried kinesiology tape?
U.S. Pain Foundation's 2019 Pain Awareness Month campaign is sponsored by Thrive Tape, the makers of a far-infrared...
Enter by Friday to win a Quell 2.0 device!
In honor of Pain Awareness Month, now through Friday, Sept. 20, at 11:59 PM PST, you can enter to win a Quell 2.0 pain...
Shine Blue for Pain lights up 40 locations
Buildings and landmarks across the country are lighting up in blue in honor of Pain Awareness Month as part of U.S....
Pain Awareness Month Slideshow, Week 2
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