A summary of key recommendations.

Results from a UK population survey led by the University of East Anglia.

ACP and AAFP differ from the Orthopedic Trauma Association.

Some studies find no CV benefit, potentially increased CVD risk.

Risk of harms, including addiction.

Some elderly patients may not be good candidates for standard acute pain treatments.

Do geriatric patients feel less pain or tend to not report it? Retrospective analysis of differences in pain reporting?

Results from a large UK population-based study.

Findings from the 'Cloudy With a Chance of Pain' study.

Individually calibrated footwear significantly reduced knee pain by 24 weeks.

Moderate to severe insomnia with local pain at baseline is likelier to be widespread at 2 years.

A secondary analysis of data from the Osteoarthritis Initiative.

Rates are highest in Poland, lowest in the Netherlands.

Patients with chronic noncancer pain found more relief with linaclotide than placebo.