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Recent News and Articles on the Keywords: back pain + study by + depression  Related to the article below (Last Update: 5/5/2008)

Essentials Of Orthopaedic Nurse Care
Medical News Today (press release), UK -
An effective postoperative nurse care can decrease the patient's pain and decrease vasospasm in replantation surgeries ( Michalko and Bentz, 2002 ). ...
Mental Illnesses Under-treated Compared With Physical Illnesses In ...
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These results are consistent with previous comparative burden-of-illness studies in suggesting that musculoskeletal disorders and major depression are the ...

Boston Globe
Do antidepressants help patients with back pain?
Boston Globe, United States - Apr 27, 2008
That depends on which study you read and what kind of back pain you have. In a review of 10 studies on back pain and antidepressants published recently by ...

Jamaica Gleaner
Cherri Taylor - Healing through energy medicine
Jamaica Gleaner, Jamaica - May 3, 2008
Energy medicine, Outlook's research found, has been effective with people who have suffered diseases from cancer to back pain, arthritis, sciatica problems, ...
Ideas & Trends A Psychedelic ?Problem Child? Comes Full Circle
New York Times, United States - May 3, 2008
?I think people in this country, when they see a patient in pain, will not deny that person a medication just because the drug has abuse potential,? said ...
The Pain of Disbelief
American Chronicle, CA - Apr 30, 2008
Depression? How is this pain "depression"? "Do you feel anxious all the time?" he asks. Soon you start going home sick from work because the pain is so ...
The Sorrows of an American
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Lars? father, Ivar, in debt and trying to pay his mortgage, eventually loses his 40-acre farm during the Depression. Lars writes: Our father worked the ...
Depression Turns Off The Music In The Mother-Baby Dance
Medical News Today (press release), UK - Apr 30, 2008
But if you suffer from post-partum depression, the difference between your response to the pain cry and the hunger cry is going to be even greater. ...

Canada.com
Chronic pain seen altering how brain works
Canada.com, Canada - Apr 24, 2008
To study this activity, Chialvo did a type of brain scan known as functional magnetic resonance imaging on 15 people with chronic back pain and 15 healthy ...
"A Case Study of Antonin Scalia: A Contrast of Two Men
OpEdNews, PA - May 1, 2008
Even during the depression, he had nearly everyone in our neighborhood working. He bought or built four apartment buildings and two bungalows, ...
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First onset of common pain symptoms: a prospective study of depression as a risk factor. -
M Von Korff, L Le Resche, SF Dworkin - Pain, 1993 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
First onset of common pain symptoms: a prospective study of depression ... about their
history of each of 5 pain conditions (back pain, severe headache ...

… , onset, and risk of psychiatric disorders in men with chronic low back pain: a controlled study. -
JH Atkinson, MA Slater, TL Patterson, I Grant, SR … - Pain, 1991 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
... This study used structured diagnostic interviews and DSM-III ... matched men without
history of back pain was also ... higher lifetime rates of major depression (32% vs ...

A Review of Psychological Risk Factors in Back and Neck Pain. -
SJ Linton - Spine, 2000 - spinejournal.com
... of common pain syn-dromes: A prospective study of depression as a risk factor. Pain
1993; 55:251-8. ... 71. Waddell G. Biopsychosocial analysis of low back pain. ...

Depression and the Experience of Chronic Back Pain: A Study of Related Variables and Age Differences … -
KA Herr, PR Mobily, C Smith - The Clinical Journal of Pain, 1993 - clinicalpain.com
... Depression and the Experience of Chronic Back Pain: A Study of Related Variables
and Age Differences. Editiorial. Clinical Journal of Pain. ...

The Saskatchewan Health and Back Pain Survey: The Prevalence of Neck Pain and Related Disability in … -
DC Pierre C?t?, JD Cassidy, L Carroll - Spine, 1998 - spinejournal.com
... the general population as well as with patients with low back pain, headache, and ...
it has not previously been specifically used to study neck pain, it is ...

… Depression, Anxiety and Quality of Life: A Study of Stroke Patients Compared to Chronic Low Back … -
S Fr?hwald, H L?ffler, R Eher, B Saletu, U … - Logo, 2001 - content.karger.com
... The aim of this study was to point out the important relationship between depression,
anxiety and ... patients and in the chronic low back pain and myocardial ...

Fear of movement/(re) injury in chronic low back pain and its relation to behavioral performance. -
JW Vlaeyen, AM Kole-Snijders, RG Boeren, H van Eek - Pain, 1995 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
... pain coping) and affective distress (fear and depression) in a group of 103 chronic
low back pain (CLBP) patients. In the 2nd study, motoric, psychophysiologic ...

Chronic Pain-Associated Depression: Antecedent or Consequence of Chronic Pain? A Review. -
DA Fishbain, R Cutler, HL Rosomoff, DM Sc, RS … - The Clinical Journal of Pain, 1997 - clinicalpain.com
... Herr KA, Mobily PR, Smith C. Depression and the experience of chronic back pain:
a study of related variables and age differences. Clin J Pain 1993;9:104-14. ...

… with behavioral support. A one-year prospective study of patients with chronic low-back pain. -
RG Hazard, JW Fenwick, SM Kalisch, J Redmond, V … - Spine, 1989 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
... A one-year prospective study of patients with chronic ... self-assessed pain, disability,
and depression, and in ... with chronic, disabling low-back pain, as measured ...

An International Study of the Relation between Somatic Symptoms and Depression -
GE Simon, M VonKorff, M Piccinelli, C Fullerton, J … - New England Journal of Medicine, 1999 - content.nejm.org
... such as headache, constipation, weakness, or back pain. ... World Health Organization's
study of psychological ... relation between somatic symptoms and depression. ...

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Depression More Pervasive Among Back Pain Sufferers, A Study By Spine-Health.Com Reveals
A study by Spine-health.com, the leading health information website for consumers with chronic pain and back pain, reveals that depression may be much higher in back pain sufferers than previously thought.

A Spine-health.com user poll conducted in June 2007 showed that 61% of people with chronic back pain also suffer from depression (n = 642). Previous clinical evidence estimated the incidence of depression in the chronic pain population at around 20% to 30%. In the general population, the incidence of major depression is around 5%. Depression is treated with a wide range of options, including lifestyle changes, support groups, professional counseling, and anti-depressants such as Cymbalta, Effexor XR, Lexapro, and Wellbutrin.
"The fact that many people with chronic back pain also suffer from depression is no surprise," said William Deardorff, PhD, ABPP, a clinical psychologist and Medical Advisor for Spine-health.com. "Continuous pain drains a person physically, mentally and emotionally, and can make everyday activities difficult or impossible. What is surprising is the percentage of people self-reporting that they are depressed, which implies: (1) that depression may be under-diagnosed in the chronic back pain population and (2) that all medical professionals treating a chronic back pain patient, including surgeons, should be on the lookout for signs of depression."

To address this issue, Spine-health.com is making more resources available to its chronic pain visitors and practitioners that deal with depression. "We have created a Chronic Pain Health Hub which is a resource center that addresses issues like depression," said Stephanie Burke, Spine-health.com's President and Co-Founder, "and we are proactively adding tools and access to our unique patient-driven resources, like our award-winning message boards, which provide a critical support network of peers for people with chronic pain." In the coming weeks, Spine-health.com will introduce additional resources that address depression and other important mental health issues.

About Spine-health.com

Spine-health.com is a respected health information resource that serves over 7 million visitors annually. The site's strict editorial standards and medical review process have made it a favorite of consumers, physicians, researchers and more. Spine-health.com publishes health and lifestyle articles about back pain, arthritis, osteoporosis, pain management, medications, surgery, fitness, weight loss, depression, insomnia & more. Spine-health.com also features award-winning message boards, a pain blog, and advice columns.

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