Catastrophic thinking may amplify cancer pain, comparative study in Oman and Lebanon finds
A cross-sectional study of 200 cancer patients in Oman and Lebanon finds that pain catastrophizing is the strongest psychological predictor ...
A cross-sectional study of 200 cancer patients in Oman and Lebanon finds that pain catastrophizing is the strongest psychological predictor ...
A robot-assisted six-dimensional digital pain assessment system cut a gallbladder cancer patient's refractory pain score from 8 to 1 and ...
A new randomized clinical trial protocol tests whether a remote, collaborative care model pairing pain specialists with community health workers ...
A new commentary argues that keeping opioid dosing linked to pain, rather than relying solely on fixed schedules, may help ...
A retrospective Chinese study of 144 patients with locally advanced cervical squamous cell carcinoma found that half experienced moderate-to-severe cancer-related ...
A large SEER-Medicare analysis found that after the 2016 CDC opioid guideline, prescribing and high-risk co-prescribing fell far more among ...
A Swiss real-world study of 38 palliative care patients found that rapid intravenous opioid titration reduced median pain scores from ...
A critical review concludes that preclinical evidence of opioid immunosuppression does not justify withholding pain relief from cancer patients, including ...
A comprehensive new CACA guideline standardizes the assessment, pharmacological treatment, and minimally invasive management of adult cancer pain through a ...
A comprehensive review in the Journal of Translational Medicine maps how artificial intelligence is transforming pain assessment, imaging-based structural identification ...
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