Central Pain 101: Recognizing and Treating Fibromyalgia - Medscape

Technology has transformed. Roles have evolved. Hospitals and health care have changed in countless ways. But for the employees who have spent 45 years at Hamilton Health Sciences, some things have remained remarkably constant: a commitment to patients, pride in their work and the relationships built with colleagues along the way. As HHS celebrates this year’s long-service milestone, we congratulate everyone who has reached 25 years or more with the organization. Among them are several remarkable employees who are celebrating an incredible 45 years of service. From caring for patients to mentoring colleagues, their stories reflect the dedication, compassion and teamwork that have helped shape HHS over generations. They have had a positive impact on countless patients and families, supporting health in Hamilton and our region.

Analysis of 2.5 million people points to mostly neurological genes linked to the pain disorder A vast genetics study uncovered 26 fibromyalgia risk factors, many linked to genes with neural roles. The work suggests the disorder is one of the brain and nerves.