<p>Group-based CBT intervention produced modest, but sustained, reductions in measures of pain, pain-related disability</p>
<p>66 percent of patients randomly assigned to pain reprocessing therapy were pain-free after treatment compared with 20 percent in placebo group</p>
<p>Sleep disturbance in older adults also more common among those living with a partner and urinating at night</p>
<p>Virtual reality intervention also significantly decreases pain among patients undergoing peripheral IV catheter placement</p>
<p>Findings show noninferior outcomes at three months versus cognitive behavioral therapy</p>
<p>Most patients had co-occurring symptoms: 21.3, 19.1, and 17.4 percent had two, three, and four symptoms, respectively</p>
<p>Worse pain-related physical function, psychosocial functioning, increased health care utilization reported for chronic migraine with overlapping pain</p>