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More than 50 million Americans suffer from chronic pain, but only one in four gets proper treatment. Pain has many different causes, but the good news is that there are also many ways to beat it. • New thinking on chronic pain • Pain management 101, an online class • Pain Care Bill of Rights for Patients • Stress and pain • Prescription pain medications • Men, women, and pain Research shows that for some types of pain, including arthritis, exercise often helps as much as medication. Certain foods may help, too. As a bonus, you'll feel stronger and more energetic. • Exercise helps pain • Food and pain • Yoga and pain • Exercise is a front-line treatment for arthritis • Weight training and chronic pain Today many physicians are not just fighting pain with medication. They're using biofeedback, hypnosis, and methods that ancient peoples used long before pills were invented -- herbal remedies, acupuncture, and more. Can these alternatives help you? • Complementary treatments for pain • Biofeedback and pain • Massage for pain • Acupuncture • Alternative medicine for arthritis If pain is your constant companion, you may often feel drained, miserable, and even depressed. Find out new ways to get your pain under control -- and get your life back. • New thinking on chronic pain • Living with arthritis • Coping with back pain • Help for headache • Fibromyalgia

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Useful Sites • America Pain Foundation • National Headache Foundation • NIH Pain Consortium • Pain.com

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