Insurance type tied to variations in chronic pain treatment
Patients with commercial insurance were more likely than Medicaid patients to receive complementary therapies as part of chronic pain treatment.
Unlock the potential of low-level laser therapy: A revolutionary approach to pain management
Pain’s impact can extend far beyond the physical realm, affecting emotional well-being and overall quality of life.
Research connects higher incidences of musculoskeletal pain in females, plus increased pain severity
This article shares research into musculoskeletal pain in females, the severity of that pain, and treatment options that can help.
New research highlights benefits of McKenzie Method
Many studies noted positive effects when the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy was used for pain.
Sleep issues and musculoskeletal pain: A two-way street with numerous influences
Sleep issues can lead to pain and pain can lead to sleep issues, but there are treatments for both.
Chiropractic linked to reduced opioid and gabapentin use
More than three in four drug overdose deaths involve some type of opioid. Of these, 85% to 90% also had gabapentin in their system.
Identifying patients who self-medicate for musculoskeletal pain
To deal with chronic pain, patients may be self-medicating with drugs or alcohol; identifying this is critical to helping them develop healthier strategies.
Tech innovations and senior population fuel pain patch market expansion to 2031
The global pain patches market, valued at $4.80 billion in 2021, is projected to reach an estimated value of $7.33 billion by 2031.
Logan University teams with regional health commission for blueprint to fight chronic pain
Logan University contributed to a report from the Saint Louis Regional Health Commission (RHC), “Addressing Chronic Pain: Integrating Physical Function Services into Community Health Centers”…
