BU Mhealth Study on HIV, Chronic Pain, and Alcohol

BU Mhealth Study on HIV, Chronic Pain, and Alcohol We are a Boston University study team interested in using mobile technology to help people living with HIV manage their chronic pain and improve well-being.

06/23/2023

Sharing a resource for those who deal with headaches.

06/02/2023

Come on down, learn more about us, and meet our team at our open house!

"Just over half of people living with HIV in the United States are ages 50 and older [...] Older people with HIV face so...
04/26/2023

"Just over half of people living with HIV in the United States are ages 50 and older [...] Older people with HIV face some special challenges, including comorbidities, isolation and stigma." If this sounds familiar, you're not alone.

Today, nearly half of all people living with HIV in the United States are 50 years or older. This is mostly because people are living much longer with HIV thanks to effective treatment, and that’s good news.

To all those interested, the NIH National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health has updated their free eBook o...
03/28/2023

To all those interested, the NIH National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health has updated their free eBook on chronic pain and complementary health approaches.

We have collected our information on pain into an eBook you can download to your computer or mobile device.

Call or text the Behavioral Health Help Line (833-773-2245) and get directly connected to care, no insurance needed.
03/17/2023

Call or text the Behavioral Health Help Line (833-773-2245) and get directly connected to care, no insurance needed.

When you need mental health or substance use help, talk to someone who knows how to help.

Call or text the Behavioral Health Help Line (833-773-2245) and get directly connected to care, no insurance needed.

02/22/2023

Hey , is back! Starting this Thursday, February 9, 2023.

02/22/2023

There are thousands of diseases, conditions, and injuries that can cause chronic pain or pain that persists or recurs for longer than three months. Do you live with chronic pain? You're not alone.

In recognition of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
02/07/2023

In recognition of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.

In 2020, Black/African American people with diagnosed experienced stigma.

Learn more about barriers to HIV care in the comments.

02/03/2023
Wishing everyone a happy and health new year! As we get further into Winter, we wanted to share some cold weather safety...
01/03/2023

Wishing everyone a happy and health new year!
As we get further into Winter, we wanted to share some cold weather safety tips. Certain factors like age, certain medications and medical conditions, and use of alcohol can increase risk of hypothermia. Find out more:

Learn about hypothermia, or low body temperature, and its effects on older adults. Get safety tips for when it's cold outside.

Wishing a gentle holiday season to all. Our offices will be closed starting today, 12/23 at 1pm and will re-open on Tues...
12/23/2022

Wishing a gentle holiday season to all. Our offices will be closed starting today, 12/23 at 1pm and will re-open on Tuesday, 1/3.

The holidays can be a difficult, stressful time for people with chronic pain. Everyone asks about your plans. The media–from commercials to news articles–all focus on the joy of the season with much laughter, travel plans, family gatherings, and fun social events. But for many with chronic pain, the holiday season causes more anxiety and depression because our health sidelines us from joining in the festivities. Our experience shows us that attending holiday activities can exacerbate our pain, making it even more difficult to cope.

Know that you are not alone this holiday season. If you find this time of year to be more challenging and isolating, leave a comment. Reach out to those who understand.

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