Pain in dementia

Overview of attention for article published in PAIN Reports, January 2020

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RT @PainReportsOPEN: From the 2020 January/February issue of PAIN Reports, read: #Pain in #dementia. https://t.co/zpu6joPuLO #PAINReports h…

From the 2020 January/February issue of PAIN Reports, read: #Pain in #dementia. https://t.co/zpu6joPuLO #PAINReports https://t.co/AssZUj7H9o

"There are many safety issues regarding nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, opioids, and adjuvant analgesics in dementia patients. It is therefore recommended to monitor both pain and potential side effects regularly. " https://t.co/zpu6joPuLO #PAINRe…

@courtneyjshaw1 @NatashaErinLane @courtneyjshaw1 . Pain in Patients with Dementia Because chronic, non-cancer pain is more likely to be reduced than eliminated, ongoing pain reporting is common. https://t.co/WCFSV24ZtN

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