Dedicated to bringing together
experts who study and support
individuals living with pain.
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January 22, 2021
Episode 60: Acute Pain w/ Natasha Rodney-...
We continue our conversation with Natasha. We will be talking about pharmacotherapy ...22:18
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January 7, 2021
Episode 59: Acute Pain w/ Natasha Rodney-...
We now shift to a different expert in Acute Pain Natasha Rodney-Cail. We will be tal...24:51
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December 12, 2020
Episode 58: Acute Pain w/ Pam McLean-Veyse...
We continue our conversation with Pam exploring the evidence regarding common pharma...27:29
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November 26, 2020
Episode 57: Acute Pain w/ Pam McLean-Veyse...
Today we dig into the literature that exams the evidence for pharmacotherapy in the m...39:09
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October 22, 2020
Episode 56: The Management of Acute Pain
Acute pain is the normal physiological response to a chemical, thermal or mechanical ...25:23
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October 8, 2020
Episode 55: Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndro...
Today we continue our discussion of CHS and it’s management. Stopping cannabis...23:39
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September 24, 2020
Episode 54: Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndro...
CHS is a paradoxical response to chronic cannabis use. Individuals describe severe, ...24:08
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August 11, 2020
Episode 53: Tapering Opiods - Part 2
We continue our discussion on an approach to taper opioids. When to do it, how to do...20:00
— About the show
Have you ever wished you could pick the brain of your local pain expert, (if you had one) or find the right word or phrase that can shift the mindset of someone living with persistent pain that can improve their function and quality of life? PainTalk is a podcast dedicated to bringing together experts who study and support individuals living with pain.
It is a platform where scientists, health care providers and individuals living with pain can talk pain; pain and simple.
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We’re looking for health practitioners and individuals dealing with pain of all types to weigh-in on our topics. By hearing from scientists, health care providers and individuals living with pain, we can provide a well-rounded forum for increased understanding.