Tag: Pain
Behavioral Pain Self-Management Intervention Effective for Chronic Pain With HIV
Significant difference in Brief Pain Inventory total scores seen immediately and at three months
Physical Activity Cuts Depression in People With Arthritis-Related Pain
Patients with the highest pain may have the greatest benefits
Most Studies of Massage for Pain Show Low Certainty of Evidence
Of the few that had moderate-certainty evidence, beneficial associations with pain were seen
Race, Ethnic Disparities Seen in Age-Adjusted Prevalence of Arthritis
Prevalence of arthritis higher for American Indian/Alaska Native versus White adults; prevalence of severe joint pain also varies with race, ethnicity
Low Quantity of Opioids Used After ED Discharge for Acute Pain
63 percent of opioid tablets prescribed unused in the two weeks after discharge; use varied across pain conditions
Pediatric Surgical Opioid Prescribing Concentrated Among a Few Procedures
Tonsillectomy/adenoidectomy accounted for most MMEs in opioid prescriptions dispensed after surgery
Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy Beneficial for Pain Relief
EAET superior to cognitive behavioral therapy for racial and ethnically diverse older veterans with chronic pain
Positive Family Relationships May Protect Against Pain in Older Adults
Parent-child strain may contribute to risk of new pain over time
Self-Administered Acupressure Reduces Knee Pain With Suspected Osteoarthritis
Findings show efficacy and cost-effectiveness among adults aged 50 years and older following training session
Knee Osteoarthritis Symptoms Common After ACL Reconstruction
Young patients experienced persistent knee OA symptoms in the six to 12 months following surgery
