Nonpharmacologic Therapies Can Improve Chronic Pain Outcomes

Nonpharmacologic Therapies Can Improve Chronic Pain Outcomes "Our results suggest that (nonpharmacologic therapies) provided to active-duty service members with chronic pain may reduce their odds of long-term adverse outcomes," they concluded in the study. "Given known associations of these adverse outcomes with morbidity and mortality, providing (nonpharmacologic therapies) to service members with chronic pain could potentially save lives."

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