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Updated May. 12, 2008

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Trauma Pain Often Lingers a Year or More After Injury
ISSUE: MAY, 2008
More than 60% of trauma patients report potentially severe pain one year after they sustained their injuries. read more
“The Doctor’s Channel” Is “YouTube” for Physicians
ISSUE: MAY, 2008
Want to tap into your inner Clooney (George, that is, not Rosemary)? Check out The Doctor’s Channel, a physicians-only Web site where MDs can post and view short videos about myriad medical topics. read more
Pain Medicine Primer For Primary Care: Tips for Improving Referrals
ISSUE: MAY, 2008
If primary care physicians improved the way they refer patients to pain management specialists, effective therapies could begin early enough to prevent serious damage and the need for prolonged programs. read more
Chronic, Unmanaged Pain Surging in Seniors
ISSUE: MAY, 2008
Today’s growing population of older patients who have persistent, unmanaged pain requires the urgent attention of the health care community read more
 


•  The Book Page - March 2008

•  As Use of Pain Pumps Expands, Scope of Problems With Devices Becomes C

•  Frontline Failure: PCPs Often Unarmed Against Pain

•  DEA Museum Probes History of Drug Diversion

•  Web Site, Self-care Help Ease Chronic Pain

•  Pain Rehabilitation Provides Lasting Cuts in Drug Costs

•  The Book Page - April 2008

•  The Book Page - May 2008

•  Westernized Electroacupuncture Eases Discomfort

•  Neurolysis Has Place for Pain

 
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CLINICAL PAIN MEDICINE
Mirror Therapy May Benefit Patients With Phantom L...   [2/2008]
Chronic Pancreatitis Pain Continues To Frustrate T...   [2/2008]
Pain of IBS and Fibromyalgia May Share Roots...   [2/2008]
Early Emotional Attachments Tied to Pain in Later ...   [2/2008]
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NONPHARMACOLOGIC THERAPY
As Use of Pain Pumps Expands, Scope of Problems Wi...   [3/2008]
Battery Size and Recharging Capabilities Offer Opt...   [10/2007]
Spinal Cord Stimulation Shows Efficacy in CRPS...   [10/2007]
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POLICY & MANAGEMENT
DEA Museum Probes History of Drug Diversion...   [3/2008]
Pain Rehabilitation Provides Lasting Cuts in Drug ...   [3/2008]
The 75% Dissolution: Your Pension’s Massive Tax Tr...   [2/2008]
Enhancing Communications...   [2/2008]
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A Business Column for Pain Fellows and Residents...   [5/21/2007]


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