Pain Management Information Center
Study authors conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis to determine the effect of different exercise treatments on pain intensity in adults with chronic low back pain.
Slideshow
A man presents with a history of chronic low back pain, knee pain, and dysphagia.
Web Exclusives
Catastrophizing and fear-avoidance beliefs may be linked to poor treatment outcomes in those with low back pain.
Evidence-Based Medicine
Mixed evidence supporting duloxetine for treatment of chronic low-back pain.
The Waiting Room
Identifying and modifying risk factors through engaging in preventative health activities is the key to achieving good health from head to toe, and is the backbone of primary care.
Pain Information Center
An estimated 31 million Americans will experience low back pain at some point in their lifetime.
Pain Information Center
Improvements in low back pain intensity and disability among active-duty military personnel
American Pain Society 2011
Fulranumab no more efficacious than placebo for treating patients with chronic low back pain.
News, Pain Management Information Center
Movement-based mind-body interventions could be effective alternatives to drugs, surgery, injections.
Web Exclusives
Pain, disability improve early on, but persist for those with acute or persistent low back pain.
