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Chronic Non-Cancer Pain: New Definitions, New Paradigms and Old Myths

Chronic pain is a highly prevalent phenomenon that involves biological, psychological, and social aspects with negative effects on function, mood, and quality of life. The International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) advocates updating the current definition of chronic pain to better recognize the diversity and complexity that is difficult to capture in a brief definition.