ENSO is a finalist in UCSF Digital health awards! Congrats to our lovely team and all of the people that have supported us over the years. Grateful and excited for the grand finale on 9/27 :)
Ventricular Fibrillation in time lapse, It's one thing seeing the electrical activity on the monitor, it's another thing to see the mechanical activity.
Some helpful reminders from Dr. Kao of Stanford. When we treat patients we ask them how the pain is limiting their ability to function and then focus on how to solve these limitations with @Ensorelief. Our RCT study wouldn’t have shown 56% avg reduction in pain levels otherwise.
Interesting and unexpected - chronic pelvic pain increases bacteria growth in the gut, reduces health of your microbiome. Research: https://t.co/zswGURjEbx
Interesting study on the impact of moderate to severe chronic pain on physical function. Those with pain were sedentary 40% more often compared to those without pain.
At @ISPORorg’s #ISPORAnnual 2019 conference this week, we're sharing early findings about the functional impact of chronic pain, incorporating objective data from wearables from our DiSCover Program. Learn more: https://t.co/Wd6iwBZZ13
@evidation@ISPORorg Super interesting data! We ran a similar study where we tracked improvements in function (via ODI, 6MW, TUG) based on delivering a device therapy to people with moderate to severe chronic pain. Would love to compare notes and see how we can help! https://t.co/kAOR4VonS7
It’s easy to become so focused on the details when building a healthcare company that you lose sight of the bigger picture: helping patients get better. Monet reminded me of this over the weekend. Patients reminds me of this every day. #DailyInspiration
ACT believes that while pain hurts, it is the “struggle” with pain that causes suffering.
Click to learn how Acceptance and Commitment Therapy can change the way you, or your patients, cope with chronic pain.
#ReinventingPainCare
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Regular aerobic exercise reduces inflammation (interleukin) levels, which leads to less pain. This is true even if just twice a week. The more we know. (link: https://t.co/yEg5rWlEJ0) https://t.co/GNfhpNlldL