Tuesday-Newsday #75

It’s time for Tuesday-Newsday! The featured blog post this week is “Witch or Martyr? One of the greatest challenges of chronic pain is finding ways to live with others” by Deborah A. Barrett.

Let Me Know: If you’d like me to watch for articles on your pain condition, just drop me a note in the comments section below.

WARNING:  My goal is to provide the most up-to-date news I can, which you can then take to your personal doctor and debate the merits of before you try it. I do not endorse any of the docs, treatments, info, and meds in anything I post nor can I guarantee they are all effective, especially not for everyone. I always include the citation, source, or website so you know where it came from. As is the case with any health info, ALWAYS get your doctor's opinion first!

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*CHRONIC PAIN NEWS


Petition Combating Opioid Addiction Could Hurt Patients with Chronic Non-Cancer Pain

Chronic pain can distort our sense of space and time

Brain stimulation device may manage chronic pain

Older Patients' Pain Care Lags in Emergency Departments

Dietary Products for Pain: Truth & Consequences

*MIGRAINES / HEADACHES

Execedrin will be back on shelves in October


Today the site Migraine.com will present the results of their landmark study “Migraine In America 2012” during a free live online event at 8PM EDT: Click here for more details & how to register

Few Migraine Sufferers Referred for Behavioral Treatments, Such as Biofeedback and Relaxation Training

Summer Headache: Changes In Weather Could Bring On Headaches And Migraines

Some Kinds of Red Wine May Not Trigger Migraines: Researchers Say More Tannins May Mean More Headache Pain

Vaginal ring contraceptive may help migraines

Back Pain Strongly Associated With Headache, Study Confirms

Could You Be Getting A Migraine? Ask Your Dog

Acupuncture Not Convincing in Trial for Migraine

'Visual Migraine' Linked to PFO (patent foramen ovale)

Neurostimulation for Chronic Cluster Headache

Chronic Migraine Linked to More Stressful Life Events

“Nerve Pacemaker” Helps Chronic Migraine Sufferers Acheive Freedom From Pain

New Genetic Clues into Migraine

Published clinical trial demonstrates efficacy of Sea-Band® for migraine-related nausea

Headaches Worse With Mild Head Trauma Than More Severe Trauma

*CANCER 

Electrodes help reduce cancer patient's pain

Constant pain after breast cancer surgery ‘more taxing’

Study Suggests Touch Therapy Helps Reduce Pain, Nausea in Cancer Patients

Biologists Find The Cause Of Pain In The Treatment Of Fair Skin Cancer

Gene Therapy Fails in Cancer Pain Trial

Exploring approaches for Breathrough Cancer Pain (BTP)

Young Cancer Patients Often Lack Support: Study

*FEATURED BLOG POST

Witch or Martyr? One of the greatest challenges of chronic pain is finding ways to live with others

by Deborah A. Barrett