The tie between physical pain and mental illness can feel like a never-ending and inseparable cycle, with pain causing...
Blog Articles
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...
INvisible Project: Migraine Edition state house tour stops in Sacramento
On July 10, U.S. Pain Foundation took its INvisible Project: Migraine Edition displays to Sacramento, CA, for an...
2019 pediatric pain camp slideshow
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U.S. Pain staff member publishes op-ed on cannabis for pain
An increasing number of states offer medical cannabis programs. In most cases, to be eligible, patients must be...
Encourage CMS to cover acupuncture
Right now, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is soliciting public comment as to whether or not...
Pick your pain
By Amber Fonseca “Pick your poison," or so goes the expression. But when it comes to living with multiple chronic pain...
Don’t be silent: Speak up about pain this September
Too often, due to broad misconceptions and a lack of understanding about pain, pain warriors are afraid or ashamed to...
Tiny needles, big relief
Have you wanted to try acupuncture for your pain, but weren't sure if it was worth it or didn't know how to find the...
Update on the Pain Management Best Practices Task Force
Efforts to disseminate and begin implementing recommendations from the new report from the Pain Management Best...
INvisible Project state house tour kicks off in RI; next stop: CA
You are invited to connect with legislators and fellow pain warriors--and help create awareness around the issue of...