10 news stories on illnesses that cause chronic pain
March 20, 2008 by Marijke Durning, RN
Filed under Diseases & Conditions

I search the news every day for this site, as well as Marijke: nurse turned writer, and Sprigley.com – so I’m all over the news wires whenever I have a moment. I’ll post the ones I find the most interesting that relate to pain-related issues, but I also think I’ll try to do a weekly round-up of interesting news pieces that don’t quite make a whole post, but have information that would be nice to know.
Here are this week’s:
- Botox Might Have Dozens Of New Medical Uses In Treating Problems Such As Restless Legs, Asthma And Even Obesity
- Cortisol may alleviate chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia symptoms: study
- Severe Lupus May Respond to Drug Combo
- An anti-inflammatory response to the vegan diet
- Cocaine may cause heart attack symptoms
- For amputees, an unlikely painkiller: Mirrors
- Arthritis Also A Problem For Teens
- Testicular Cancer Gauge Often Not Used
- ‘Smart’ pillbox helps patients remember
- Older Folks at Higher Risk of Escalator Injuries
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