CJ Arlotta

New research suggests that female children of inmates may be at greater risk for lifelong neurological problems. Conducted by researchers at the University of Delaware’s College of Health Sciences, the secondary analysis, led by Kathleen Brewer-Smyth, PhD, MSN, revealed that female inmates with at least one adult incarcerated family member during childhood were more than twice as likely to…

Staying in the ICU after surviving a life-threatening illness may put some patients at high risk for psychiatric symptoms.

APS has partnered with Pfizer IGLC to enhance care for individuals with chronic pain by allocating up to $2 million in funding for research grants.

New research suggests that reducing length of treatment and hospitalization in infants diagnosed with drug withdrawal symptoms at birth can be made possible by standardizing hospital care policies across institutions.

Accurately recognizing concussions can become a reality if clinicians begin using an advanced form of ultrasound that maps blood flow in the brain, new research suggests.

AAPM will be changing its name to the American Academy of Integrative Pain Management in an effort to emphasize its focus on promoting integrative approaches to pain management.

New research suggests a new approach to understanding wound healing in the treatment of corneal and skin diabetic ulcers by closely examining the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying DPN.

New research suggests that TBI alone may be a strong predictor for headaches in the first year of VA care among Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans.

New research suggests that Americans lack a basic understanding of NSAIDs.

A research team has been working on an alternative solution to addressing chronic pain: electrical stimulation of deep brain structures under the cortex.