Giuliana Grossi

A sickle cell patient takes center stage to share with healthcare providers what it’s truly like living through a vaso-occlusive crisis.

New study finds that patients with neuropathic pain may benefit from cannabis-based medicine or medical cannabis.

Dr. Simona Bujoreanu explains the importance of acknowledging the psychological aspect of chronic pain management.

Dr. Simona Bujoreanu discusses the different types of barriers that are faced when treating chronic pain in pediatric patients.

Dr. Bujoreanu explains how treatments like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can have a positive impact on chronic pain in pediatric patients.

During this video interview, Dr. Bujoreanu expresses the importance of the multidisciplinary approach of the biopsychosocial model in chronic pain treatment.

In this video interview, Dr. Lee-Kim explains the importance of understanding the results of a Complete Blood Count before rushing to refer a patient to a hematologist.

Dr. Fasipe shares her in-person experience viewing Phillip Okwo's Life Interrupted production about living with sickle cell disease.

Tramadol is examined alongside codeine to determine if it puts patients at a higher risk of adverse cardiovascular events.

Clinicians identified key strategies that could improve the challenge of treating lower back pain in emergency departments.

Results show an increase in methamphetamine use, methamphetamine use disorder, and overdose mortality.

New study finds that telehealth is a viable option for treating sickle cell anemia patients in rural populations.

The US Pain Foundation starts off September strong for Pain Awareness Month by releasing a touching video that gets personal about chronic pain.

Patients with chronic pain may benefit from rotation to buprenorphine.

Voxelotor has the potential to decrease long-term problems in pediatric sickle cell disease.

Kim Smith-Whitley, MD, discussed her research on voxelotor as treatment for children with sickle cell disease.

Voxelotor study results show it’s just as effective in children as adults and adolescents.

Patients with lower pain intensity were more accepting of telemedicine treatments.

Obstructive sleep apneas and overnight hypoxemia are more likely to develop in patients with sickle cell disease.