This article, which ran as part 5 of a 5-part series from HealthyWomen’s Chronic Pain Summit, which was held in mid-July in Ellicott City, MD, summarized the takeaways from the inaugural event, including the results from the HealthyWomen survey on chronic pain. HealthyWomen CEO Beth Battaglino was quoted in the article, discussing the importance of the summit and HealthyWomen’s commitment to continue to shed light on research and resources for those suffering from chronic pain.
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