One of the objectives of this study was to examine how early childhood factors at the individual-, parental-, and family-level predict pain trajectories.
There was a nearly 6% drop in suicides in the United States last year, the largest annual decline in close to four decades.
The objective of this study was to describe differences between patients with chronic noncancer pain who could stop using chronic opioid analgesic therapy and those who exhibited refractory COAT reliance.
The researchers conducted an extensive pain assessment of patients with systemic sclerosis, examining pain chronification and its association with disease manifestations.
Depression and anxiety rates remain elevated following the initial COVID-19 lockdown.
Can pain intensity scores predict psychosocial outcomes longitudinally? This study examines that question.
Patients with chronic pain may perceive improvements in pain, sleep, anxiety, and depression with the use of hemp-derived cannabidiol oil.
A greater number of pain sites and comorbid chronic pain conditions in chronic pain were found to be associated with several sociodemographic factors.
There may be a bidirectional association between migraine and some comorbid psychiatric disorders.
A smartphone application providing a progressive muscle relaxation intervention was adopted by approximately half of patients with migraine introduced to this option.
