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Airing Pain 71: Protect our Girls
May 26 , 2015
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Persistent pain and the fight to end female genital mutilation
[Tafadhali bofya hapa ili kusoma nukuu ya nakala ya programu hii iliyofasiriwa kwa Kiswahili.]
This edition has been funded by a grant from Rosa: The UK fund for women and girls
Over 100,000 women in the UK have been affected by female ...
Transcript – Programme 70: The Case for Pain Management
May 12 , 2015
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Movement as medicine and putting pain management centre stage
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Make sure you stand up and do a few stretches after listening to this episode of Airing Pain. ‘Movement is medicine’ for people in pain, says consultant physiotherapist Eve Jenner. ...
Airing Pain 70: The Case for Pain Management
May 12 , 2015
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Movement as medicine and putting pain management centre stage
This edition has been funded by a grant from The Hospital Saturday Fund.
Make sure you stand up and do a few stretches after listening to this episode of Airing Pain. ‘Movement is medicine’ for people in pain, says consultant physiotherapist ...
Airing Pain 69: People not Patients
April 28 , 2015
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Sharing decisions and why pain management needs psychology
This edition has been funded by a grant from the Scottish Government.
Can a doctor ever be too sympathetic? Health psychologist Professor Tamar Pincus explains why this might be the case – patients with long term conditions can feel like they ...
Pain Concern learns about a new health and wellbeing app.
April 28 , 2015
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Soulight – your mobile well-being companion
Pain Concern spoke to Maciej Zurawski, Founder & CEO of Musemantik about his new app 'Soulight'.
"Soulight is a free mobile app for alleviating mental distress, incl. stress, depression and anxiety, both for healthy individuals and those with some condition. However, we also ...
Transcript – Programme 69: People not Patients
April 28 , 2015
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Sharing decisions and why pain management needs psychology
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Can a doctor ever be too sympathetic? Health psychologist Professor Tamar Pincus explains why this might be the case – patients with long term conditions can feel like they are being ...
Transcript – Programme 68: The Brain and the Genes
April 14 , 2015
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The science behind pain and its treatment, and why understanding it matters
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If someone steps on your toe, your toe hurts – simple as that, right? Wrong! Professor Rolf-Detlef Treede explains how the brain and nervous system make pain ...
Airing Pain 68: The Brain and the Genes
April 14 , 2015
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The science behind pain and its treatment, and why understanding it matters
This edition has been funded by a grant from the Scottish Government.
If someone steps on your toe, your toe hurts – simple as that, right? Wrong! Professor Rolf-Detlef Treede explains how the brain and nervous system ...
Transcript – Programme 67: Biopsychosocial and Spiritual?
April 09 , 2015
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The place of faith in pain relief, plus physiotherapy meets mental health, and educating doctors
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It’s well established that pain needs to be understood and treated as a biopsychosocial problem, but what about the spiritual side of life? Professor ...
Airing Pain 67: Biopsychosocial and spiritual?
March 31 , 2015
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The place of faith in pain relief, plus physiotherapy meets mental health, and educating doctors
This edition is funded by a donation from the residents at Falcon House, Edinburgh.
It’s well established that pain needs to be understood and treated as a biopsychosocial problem, but what about the spiritual ...
Airing Pain 66: Not a Burden
March 18 , 2015
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The challenges facing young people in caring roles and ways to support them
This edition is funded by a grant from the Dorothy Howard Charitable Trust.
Friends don’t always understand, they don’t get out much and they’re faced with daunting responsibilities, but they wouldn’t change a thing about their ...
Transcript – Programme 66: Not a Burden
March 18 , 2015
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The challenges facing young people in caring roles and ways to support them
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Friends don’t always understand, they don’t get out much and they’re faced with daunting responsibilities, but they wouldn’t change a thing about their families. So say ...
