Kakkis EveryLife Foundation Launches RareArtist.org

NORD: Dorman Testifies Before Senate HELP Committee

CRPS: Where We Are Today?
Official Satellite Symposium of the 13th World Congress on Pain of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP)

Write your U.S. Representative today asking that he/she cosponsor the Improving Access to Clinical Trials (I-ACT) Act (H.R. 2866)

Medtronic Announces Clinical Trial For Breakthrough Technology In Neurostimulation Therapy For Intractable Chronic Pain

Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago’s Pain Center Takes Proactive Approach
By Tom McDonough
Pain Medicine News

Smoothing the Way
By Tanya Mohn
The New York Times

People with disabilities never have an easy time traveling, but a rash of recent improvements, including more wheelchair-accessible taxis and rental vehicles - and even Web sites for people with dexterity or vision problems - have made it easier.

CNN Heroes: Teen turns escape from pain into charity
By Allie Brown, CNN

Social Networks a Lifeline for the Chronically Ill
By Claire Cain Miller
The New York Times

Untangling the Web - Patients, Doctors, and the Internet
By Pamela Hartzband, MD, and Jerome Groopman, MD
From The New England Journal of Medicine

RSDSA News

Final Progress Report: RSDSA and RSDhope Grant
(Related: RSDSA and American RSDHope Award Research Grant to the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles)

Updated RSDSA Store Flyer (PDF)

Team RSDSA at the Achilles Walk for Hope & Possibility

Updated: RSDSA's Media Information / Press Kit (PDF)

Giving Back
People from all over the country and the world responded to RSDSA’s
recent e-mail regarding volunteering with CRPS, and confirmed what I had
suspected: people with CRPS might experience physical limitations, but are unlimited in their energy and desire to be part of the world. These responses were as varied and unique as the paths of CRPS. Underlying each response was the common need to interact, to be of assistance, and to put something or someone ahead of their CRPS—even if only for a few moments. From the plethora of unique ideas, the possibilities seem endless! These testimonials are an excerpt from our upcoming brochure on giving back.

RSDSA Launches Major Study on the Natural History and Long-Term Health Effects of CRPS

Follow RSDSA on Twitter

Your Unwanted Vehicle Can Help RSDSA

News Archive

Updated July 26, 2010