An Australian researcher has warned that a drug currently being prescribed in place of opioids for those living with chronic pain could lead to serious patient harm, including misuse and dependence. Amy McNeilage, from the ...
Active and athletic registered nurse Jacqui thought her clinical background would put her in good stead for a chronic pain management journey after she fell on a boat as she prepared for a sailing trip ...
The management of patients recovering from a severe injury is a complex process. Often rehabilitation requires extensive interaction between the patient, healthcare specialists, allied health practitioners, and insurers. Striving to optimise these processes and taking ...
Chronic pain happens for a lot of reasons, and they could be a telltale sign that something in your body has been wrong for a long time now. Pain is the body’s signal to tell ...
Genetic factors partly explain the link between brain structure and chronic pain, according to University of Queensland-led research. This research is a step towards understanding the complex relationship between the brain and human genome in ...
Relief is finally at hand for people who have been suffering chronic pain such as arthritis, chronic back pain, endometriosis, lung inflammation, acute respiratory disease, long-term aches and pain and other inflammatory conditions. Pain and ...
Chronic pain or pain that persists or recurs for longer than three months in children is a significant public health problem and a leading cause of morbidity in children globally. Without access to pain management, ...
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