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Chronic Pain Sufferers No Stranger to Depression and Anxiety
Among 347,468 individuals who had lived with persistent pain for over 3 months, clinical symptoms of depression and anxiety ...
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Depression and anxiety affect 40 percent of chronic pain patients, major study finds
Depression and anxiety affect approximately 40% of adults with chronic pain, according to a massive new systematic review and ...
6 foods that fight chronic pain naturally — and 3 to avoid, according to a dietitian
Many U.S. adults struggle with chronic pain every day. Small diet changes can make a big difference with reducing this burden ...
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Anti-inflammatory foods that combat chronic pain
Strategic anti-inflammatory food choices target underlying inflammatory pathways to reduce chronic pain intensity and ...
The placebo effect can be good medicine, for pain and other problems
Catarina Craveiro, a biomedical research technician from Lisbon, had been hobbled by lower back pain from scoliosis since ...
Painkillers don’t work as well for women. Here’s why.
The one-size-fits-all approach to pain management should be a thing of the past. But we’re still not there yet.
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Metabolic Factors Linked to 10-Year Trajectory of Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain
Certain metabolic factors are associated with the development of chronic musculoskeletal pain, including higher BMI and the presence of diabetes.
What Does ‘Chronic Illness’ Actually Mean?
GENERALLY, A CHRONIC illness is a medical condition that lasts for six months or longer, usually requires ongoing care and treatment, and may limit your daily activities, says Sumanth Prabhu, M.D., ...
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Jackson Clinic Baptist Campus now offering new pain management program
Baptist Memorial Health Care just recently started seeing patients at their new facility located in the southwest corner of ...
Why rating your pain out of 10 is tricky
It’s really sore,” my (Josh’s) five-year-old daughter said, cradling her broken arm in the emergency department. “But on a ...