Tyler Rice

A set of factors was found to be associated with greater opioid consumption after major surgery.

Investigators sought to determine whether patient-reported experience of pain predicted physical and psychosocial outcomes.

Researchers analyzed the efficacy of interdisciplinary multimodal integrated care in patients with chronic migraine and/or tension-type headache.

A large percentage of individuals with early rheumatoid arthritis reported unacceptable levels of pain or widespread pain, regardless of smoking status.

Greater high-frequency heart rate variability during mindfulness meditation was found to be associated with reduced pain unpleasantness.

The number of comorbidities in individuals with fibromyalgia may be associated with the severity of fibromyalgia-related variables and the prevalence of fibromyalgia.

Ibuprofen doses of 400, 600, and 800 mg were found to provide comparable analgesia in adult patients seen in the emergency department with moderate to severe acute pain.

Patients with migraine who have more headache-free days experience less work productivity loss and activity impairment and lower healthcare resource use.

Kangaroo care may effectively reduce pain over repeated painful procedures in infants in neonatal intensive care units.

Botulinum toxin was found to reduce migraine frequency in adults with chronic migraine by two days per month without significant adverse events.