Various studies on problematic opioid use in chronic pain patients have been conducted over the years, but many of them have failed to clearly define misuse, abuse and addiction. One group of researchers believe they’ve uncovered an updated review of this topic with definitions of their own.
The Foundation for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) announces the 2015 spring and fall grant cycle.
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Current research in The Journal of Pain discuss the latest in therapeutic opioids, chronic headaches, chronic neck pain and pain education.
The following highlight summarizes the article “Effectiveness of Jyoti Meditation Patients with Chronic Neck Pain and Psychological Distress–A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial” from The Journal of Pain (Volume 16, Issue 1, January 2015).
APS is pleased to announce the 2015 recipients of the Sharon S. Keller Chronic Pain Research Grant Program.
The APS “Pain Research Agenda for the 21st Century” is a goal-oriented approach emphasizing important outcomes that must be achieved to meaningfully advance pain treatment.
This funding opportunity announcement seeks small business organizations to develop opioid and adjuvant drug combinations within a single dosage form for treatment of a pain condition.
