Over the past few weeks our collective fears and anxiety have been rising fed by the around-the-clock news cycles with minute to minute updates ...
March 8-14 is “Patient Safety Awareness Week”, a time when the medical community looks for ways to improve patient safety. In the field of pain ...
Earlier this week, Peter Staats, MD – NSPC’s Chief Medical Officer – provided members of Congress and their staffers a briefing on alternatives to ...
Uncontrolled pain remains one of the most common reasons adults seek medical care. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 50 ...
Making wise diet choices is just as crucial for people with chronic (long-lasting) pain as it is for people with heart disease, obesity, or diabetes. ...
Francisco Ward, D.O., has joined National Spine & Pain Centers and will be seeing patients at our new St. Agnes offices in Baltimore. Dr. Ward is a ...
For our patients, especially the baseball fans, we have an inspiring story of how personal resilience and a popular pain treatment helped a ...
Whiplash is a sudden movement where the neck and head are suddenly forced backward and then forward, much like the motion of a whip. It happens during ...
Celebrate World Spine Day with us on October 16th by committing to keep your spine healthy and active. World Spine Day is celebrated each year, in ...
National Spine and Pain Centers (NSPC) invites you to join us in celebrating Bone & Joint Action Week this October! We are taking part in an ...
Teresa Ojode, M.D. is the newest member of National Spine & Pain Centers. Dr. Ojode is board-certified in anesthesiology and pain management. She is ...
September is Pain Awareness Month. The staff at National Spine and Pain Centers (NSPC) would like to take this opportunity to support our patients and ...
Join our blog subscription to receive a weekly email with the latest articles from treatingpain.com:
