10 Recent Pain Management Studies Published

Here are 10 reports on recently published studies concerning pain management.

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1. Study: Specific Exercise Reduces Office Workers’ Neck, Shoulder Pain

 

2. Study: Acupuncture Beats Drug in Cutting Days of Migraine

 

3. Study: Virtual Reality Program Reduced Perceived Pain

 

4. Study: Prescription Drug-Related Harm Primarily Involved Opioids

 

5. Study: Minorities 50% More Likely to Have Undertreated Pain

 

6. Study: Molecular Imaging Pinpoints Source of Chronic Back Pain

 

7. Study: Joint Pain in People With Hemophilia Related to Joint Pathology

 

8. Study: Treating Low Back Pain Reverses Brain Decline Caused by Pain

 

9. Study: Web-Based Program Eases Burdens of Chronic Pain

 

10. Study: Alternative Health Practices Can Help Treat Chronic Pain

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