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Pain Management

Primary care physicians rarely use opioid risk reduction strategies, even with patients who are at high risk for misuse or abuse.
Despite widespread use in treating patients with chronic pain, there is little evidence that opioid agreements help reduce opioid misuse.
The recent identification of a toxin in spider venom may help researchers discover new pain and disease treatments for human beings.
A recent study may open the door to new possibilities concerning pain management and controlling chronic pain.
Study shows that doctors are not attentive enough to the prescription drug use of their patients, increasing the chances of abuse.
Young men with back pain may opt out of spinal fusion or other such surgeries in exchange for a cutting-edge procedure which may preserve male fertility.
Findings from a new study have important implications for women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy and are taking opioid pain killers.
A new treatment is in the process of being researched that may help relieve the agonizing effects of lumbar spinal stenosis.
Do trauma patients receive adequate pain treatment throughout their hospital stays?
A study confirmed that removal of symptomatic calcium deposits on the rotary cuff is an effective treatment in patients who have chronic shoulder pain
Findings from a study looking at impact on individual parts of the knee shows that physical activity is beneficial to joint health.
Proposal to cancel Florida’s prescription drug monitoring program has met with stiff resistance from law enforcement officials and physician groups.
A study looking at four homicides and one attempted homicide highlights the importance of preventing drug diversion in the hospital setting.
A new study shows that breast reduction surgery is both safe and effective in treating significant back and neck pain in adolescents.
Soothing audio and guided imagery can be effectively incorporated into an integrated approach to pain management.
Children experiencing unexplained chronic pain also often have anxiety disorder or other psychiatric morbidity.
A new study is underway seeking to treat chronic back pain and measuring the benefits of using surgically implanted interspinous spacers.
Elderly patients with abdominal obesity face a twofold increase in prevalence of chronic pain, independent of other components of metabolic syndrome.
Effective treatment of breakthrough cancer pain requires a multidisciplinary approach, careful patient assessment, and an individualized treatment strategy.
The practice of acupunture has begun to gain widespread acceptance as an alternative pain management tool, especially for recovering addicts.
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