By Emil DeAndreis Recently, social media recommended to me a video of a guy changing horseshoes. This struck me as...
Blog Articles
What is Inflammatory Bowel Disease?
By Rebecca McKinsey Breaking Down the Differences—and Similarities—between Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis The...
Mental health and autoimmune diseases: A complex but manageable relationship
By Maya Coseo Studies suggest suicidal ideation among people with chronic pain is twice as likely; they also are more...
Chase Dubose
Looking to a better future. Chase Dubose is a freshman in high school who enjoys hanging out with his friends and...
Clearing up 12 common myths about medical cannabis for pain
Ellen Lenox Smith is Co-Director of Medical Cannabis for U.S. Pain and a U.S. Pain Board Member. She lives with two...
Pain Warrior of the Month: Ernest Merritt III
City & state: Saco, ME Age: 55 Pain warrior role: U.S. Pain advocate since 2014 What type of health conditions you...
Pediatric pain warrior retreat registration now open
Our second Pediatric Pain Warrior retreat is quickly approaching, and registration is open. The retreat will be held...
San Francisco training provides crucial skills for future support group leaders
In mid-March, prospective leaders of chronic pain support groups all over America gathered in San Francisco for a...
Recent Points for Pain games raise $5,000 for kids with pain
On Jan. 24 and Feb. 11, Tyler Cashman, Director of Pediatric Fundraising, hosted two Points for Pain games, raising...
A Q&A about opioid-induced constipation
A Q&A with Jeffrey Fudin, BS, PharmD, FCCP, FASHP, FFSMB Opioid medications are rarely the first choice of...
Voices from the Hill
By Jorie Logan-Morris and Jeannette Rotondi Every year in February, advocates for migraine and headache disease come...
CPATF submits letter on draft report to HHS Secretary Azar; docket letter planned
Last week, the Consumer Pain Advocacy Task Force (CPATF)--a coalition of pain patient-related nonprofits, including...