"That puts a lot more load on both urgent care and emergency rooms."
Those regularly using the Clyde, N.C., hospital emergency department to cope with chronic pain issues will be soon phased into different treatment methods. via Myrtle Beach Online
"Our licensing of the U.S. rights to OROS(R) Hydromorphone from ALZA is an excellent fit with Neuromed's strategy to address the significant need for alternative chronic pain treatments"
Neuromed Pharmaceuticals has announced that it has licensed from ALZA Corporation the exclusive U.S. rights to develop and commercialize OROS Hydromorphone, an extended release formulation of a potent opioid ... via News-medical.net
"It's a problem we're not prepared for"
We're all aging and the good news is, it shouldn't be painful. The bad news is 40 per cent of people over age 50 have persistent pain and as baby boomers age, those figures will skyrocket. via London Free Press
"We were very impressed by the quality of the programs submitted for consideration and, as a pain care professional, I'm deeply gratified to see such outstanding outcomes being achieved by multidisciplinary pain care teams nationwide"
GLENVIEW, Ill., April 12 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Pain Society , http://www.ampainsoc.org/ , today announced recipients of its first Clinical Centers of Excellence in Pain Management Awards honoring the ... via PR-inside.com
Abstract OBJECTIVES: To measure chronic pain patient volumes seen in primary care practice; to determine what medications physicians choose for the treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain; to identify ... via CiteULike
Sciatica pain can be extremely torturous and can impair normal life. It can restrict movement to a large extent. via Natural Holistic Health Blog
Dr. Martin Klos, who operates a pain and addiction clinic in Springfield, recently discovered that a woman he'd been treating for chronic pain for seven years had been scamming him for at least the past four. via Oregonlive.com
Assured Pharmacy, Inc. today announced financial results for the Company's twelve months ended December 31, 2006. via PR-inside.com
"That would be an amazing thing."
Finding painkillers balance between help, abuse WASHINGTON ---- Scientists are hunting new ways to help millions of pain sufferers ---- from addiction-resistant narcotics to brain scanners for biofeedback ---- ... via North County Times
"If you have a risk for heart disease, make sure that your risk factors are being managed"
New guidelines released recently by the American Heart Association, advising doctors to withhold medications to treat chronic pain until other treatment options have been exhausted, have left some patients ... via St. Louis Post-Dispatch
