Looking Pain in the Eye
February 27, 2017 Our latest video has been released – Looking Pain in the Eyes…Help us in seeking a cure for chronic pain sufferers. View the video here!
Important Breakthrough in Migraine Headache Treatment
January 4, 2018 A new migraine drug called Erenumab is the first drug in 20 years proven to prevent migraine attacks. This important breakthrough for all migraine sufferers fills a sorely needed void for an option that can prevent migraine and is well tolerated. ...
A novel human pain insensitivity disorder – “A Family That Doesn’t Feel Pain”
January 4, 2018 Lead study author Dr James Cox, from University College London, said the Marsili family members had all their nerves present, but “they’re just not working how they should be.” He said: “We’re working to gain a better...
Neumentum Raises $6 Million to Develop Non-opioid Pain Products
December 6, 2017 Neumentum, a pharmaceutical company dedicated to transforming the way acute and chronic pain are treated – without opioids – announced that is has raised $6 million in a Series A funding round through the sale of Series A Convertible...Facebook Posts
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100 million Americans have chronic pain. Very few use one of the best tools to treat it.
vox.com
Chronic pain often has no physical cause. Psychotherapy can reduce the suffering.
Chronic Pain May Drive Some to Suicide
webmd.com
In this study, researchers led by Dr. Emiko Petrosky from the U.S. National Center for Injury Prevention and Control analyzed data on more than 123,000 suicides in 18 states between 2003 and 2014.
Chronic pain sufferers to try Abbott’s non-opioid pain therapy before getting device implant
neuronewsinternational.com
Abbott has announced the launch of the new dorsal root ganglion Invisible Trial System, which is approved by the US FDA and received CE Mark in Europe.
Researchers developing nonopioid drug for chronic pain
sciencedaily.com
Researchers are developing a drug — now in its earliest stages — that can treat certain types of chronic pain without the addictive consequences of opioids.
How Tai Chi Can Relieve Chronic Pain | Care2 Healthy Living
care2.com
Research shows that tai chi can help people dealing with fibromyalgia symptoms and chronic pain, and it offers many other health benefits to boot.
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