Binge eating[1] is a type of eating disorder characterized by episodes of uncontrollable and excessive food intake. This disorder can have negative effects on an individual’s physical and mental health, leading to weight gain, low self-esteem, and unpleasant emotions. Overcoming binge eating is a complex process that requires a multifaceted approach. Factors involved in binge … Read more
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Like most viral infections, shingles are not desired. This is especially because of the painful and blistery rash that you get as a result. Shingles can occur in different parts of the body. However, they will be common on the right or left side of the torso. They can be easily identified as a stripe … Read more
By Ed Coghlan. That‘s the message that a new series produced by a Colorado woman who is trying to inspire and educate folks who have had some form of medical trauma. The woman’s name is Mary Beth Eversole who is developing a series of short films that will tell the story of a single individual … Read more
The BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal) announced that women diagnosed with migraines have an increased risk of developing cardiovascular diseases like heart attack and strokes. A large study was published in The BMJ this week details the findings. The following comes from The BMJ press release on the topic. Women diagnosed with migraines have a slightly increased risk of developing cardiovascular … Read more
By Terri Lewis Ph.D. Editor’s Note: When the National Pain Report helped promote Dr. Lewis’ survey of chronic pain patients submitted to the FDA in advance of Monday’s Public Meeting on Patient-Focused Drug Development for Chronic Pain, we asked her to provide a quick summary of who responded and what they said. A total of … Read more
By Staff There’s a mechanism in the brain that researchers have identified that may well become a target for drugs to prevent tolerance to opioid pain medicine, like morphine, according to a study published in the Nature journal Neuropsychopharmacology. Scientists from Georgia State University and Emory University demonstrated for the first time that morphine tolerance is actually due … Read more
I’ve learned a lot. Taking it to heart? Well…..not so fast. Being in pain on a daily basis has taught me a lot. Not only has it taught me about my body but it’s also taught me about my soul. Rosemary Lee So, what have I learned? I’ve learned that chronic means forever. When I … Read more
(Editor’s Note—This letter was submitted to the Oregon Health Evidence Review Commission (HERC) in advance of its August 9 meeting to consider opioid forced taper guidelines. People outside of Oregon are free to comment. To submit your comment of 1000 words or less, email them to herc.info@state.or.us as soon as possible.) July 30, 2018 Dear Members of … Read more
By Ed Coghlan. Here at the National Pain Report, we’ve known a former Marine who lives in Tennessee and suffers from chronic pain for about 18 months. His name is Robert Rose and he has been fighting what only can be called “the good fight”. Robert Rose He has suffered from chronic pain and when … Read more