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Chronic Pain and Topical Issues
By Ilias Gazis
Pain is a very important and useful feeling. It helps us acknowledge our limits and alerts us when something goes wrong. It can be a warning for future problems or an expression of...
Reproduced from FoxNews.com
By Dr David Hanscom
Published 21st October 2014
Chronic pain is at an epidemic level, affecting about a third of the adult population. In adolescents, the number of in-...
Reproduced from 'Full Grown People.' By Sonya Huber, 18th September 2014.
A friend at a writing conference asked me how I was doing. I said, “Pretty good, all things considered.”
“That’s good,” he...
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Reproduced from The New York Times, July 12th, 2014. By Joanna Bourke
LONDON — IN 1926, Virginia Woolf published an essay on pain, “On Being Ill.” Isn’t it extraordinary, she observed, that pain does...
'I am so desperate that I am willing to try anything. I'd have a head transplant if it stopped the pain' Jane Hooper
Reproduced from The Guardian, Friday 20 June 2014 14.00 BST
Every morning I'm...
Reproduced from BBC News, Glasgow & West Scotland, 28th April 2014. By Eleanor Bradford
Some chronic pain sufferers are waiting nearly two years to access services, according to a report into NHS...
Pain Concern’s Airing Pain radio show will return for a fourth series later this month. The nine programmes will cover subjects as diverse as yoga, spinal cord stimulators and young carers, featuring...
The 37-year-old singer Martine McCutcheon on finally recovering from her ill health and financial problems and making her musical comeback
On a perfect Friday night, I’d invite a couple of my gay...
Article courtesy of: Shropshire Star, 14th March 2014
People who use acupuncture to cope with chronic pain are being limited in the number of free NHS sessions they can attend in Shropshire.
Patients...
