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• Living with Pain: Fear and the War on Pain Patients

  January 22nd, 2014 by Mark Maginn, Columnist

  The recent horrifying state intervention in the medical care of a brain dead pregnant woman in Texas has gotten me thinking across boundaries. The young woman was found unconscious in her home and rushed to a hospital where she was…

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• A Pained Life: Changing Our Thoughts

  June 25th, 2013 by Carol Levy, Columnist

  I was thinking about cognitive therapy the other day.  By recognizing “errors in thinking” we can change the way we think and feel. It occurs to me that we as pain patients often have our own errors. Years ago I…

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• Researchers Identify Pain Predictors for Hospital Patients

  September 25th, 2012 by Richard Lenti

  Doctors at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City not only feel your pain, they can now reliably predict it. After an exhaustive review of more than 38,500 patients, the medical staff has implemented a plan it claims…

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