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  1. Opioid rotation can be helpful for pain relief, but it is a hazardous process. See details: http://bit.ly/7LNHux
  2. A simple assessment of fatigue can indicate rheumatoid arthritis (RA) treatment success. Learn more at: http://bit.ly/4XCTUy
  3. Patients with chronic pain and depression are more often prescribed long-term opioids. Is it appropriate? See details: http://bit.ly/2QyqiH
  4. Presence, or even mere thoughts, of a loved one helps to reduce pain. See details: http://bit.ly/1GrPDW
  5. American Medical Association reverses current position, votes to examine marijuana as pain medicine. See details: http://bit.ly/108fxk
  6. The American Pain Foundation (APF) is taking over the National Pain Foundation (NPF). More details at: http://bit.ly/2ORu7H
  7. How much relief from chronic pain is a reasonable therapeutic goal? Is that the only outcome that matters? Learn more: http://bit.ly/fdNFY
  8. Good evidence on biofield therapies – eg, therapeutic touch, Reiki – for pain. Are you skeptical? See details: http://bit.ly/20mLPM
  9. Report from Mayday Fund calls for revolution in pain care for Americans. See details at: http://bit.ly/32TX5z
  10. Economic recession is causing epidemic of back pain, other strains and pains. Why? See survey results: http://bit.ly/22hl5u
  11. Why is pain care in America so abysmal? Why will it take so long to fix? See details: http://bit.ly/37SW3i
  12. New pain product announcements & warnings now posted at: http://bit.ly/3wc1SI
  13. FDA delays opioid-REMS by a year. Will industry act on their own or snooze? See details: http://bit.ly/4sNSxz
  14. Why do primary care providers often shun opioid therapy? Some answers at: http://bit.ly/XvKj4
  15. Chile pepper ingredient, capsaicin, aids neuropathic pain – somewhat. See research review: http://bit.ly/3YZ3RK
  16. Study finds magnets, copper bracelets useless for pain relief. But there’s more to this story at: http://bit.ly/4DxXoS
  17. FDA now says to dispose of unused opioids by flushing down sink or toilet. See details: http://bit.ly/3QrOeF
  18. Placebo effects aid pain relief directly in the spinal cord. See study details: http://bit.ly/4vn9P5
  19. Placebo effects can be vitally important for treating GI pain in children. See discussion: http://bit.ly/1f4uSm
  20. Survey of U.S. seniors tells FDA to leave acetaminophen OTC access alone. See details at: http://bit.ly/11OiX3