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Examining misconceptions about Parkinson's and neuropathic pain, and discussing how best to manage pain. To listen to the programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download This edition of Airing Pain has been funded by a grant from The RS Macdonald Charitable Trust and The Stafford Trust. Issues covered in this programme include: Insomnia and sleep ...

Examining the links between domestic violence and chronic pain, particularly during the Covid-19 lockdown  To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download This edition of Airing Pain has been funded by the Women’s Fund for Scotland. The Coronavirus pandemic has been long and isolating for everyone, but particularly ...

Rethinking long-term pain management To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF? Download This edition of Airing Pain has been supported with a grant from Kyowa Kirin donated for this purpose.  The opioid crisis reached its peak in the United States in 2017, where addiction and overprescription have led to 218,000 deaths ...

How we prevent, manage and diagnose this ‘silent disease’ To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download This edition of Airing Pain has been supported by a grant from The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust. Osteoporosis is a largely ignored condition that affects over 3 million people in the ...

Involving patients in researching their own condition – it seems logical, so why is it not more common?  To listen to the programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download This edition was facilitated by the British Pain Society and recorded at their Annual Scientific Meeting 2019. In this edition of Airing Pain, Paul ...

Exploring neuropathic pain and the various ways it can be managed To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download In this edition of Airing Pain, Paul Evans investigates the ideas behind Pain Management Programmes, and highlights the importance of the patient in shaping their own treatment. Internationally recognised Professor ...

How does the law affect people who use drugs to manage their pain? To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download On 1 April 2019, Pregabalin and Gabapentin, drugs recommended for the management of neuropathic pain, were re-classified as class C controlled substances. Medicinal Cannabis: Is it safe? Does ...

How pain’s subjectivity makes it difficult to measure, rewiring the brain and new research that allows patients to visualise their pain To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download This edition is funded by the Plum Foundation. In this edition of Airing Pain, returning contributor Mark Johnson, Director of the ...

Anxiety and expectations, how ‘fear circuitry’affects self-management, and the importance of social prescribing To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download This edition has been funded by friends of Pain Concern. Director of CSPC Physiotherapy in Leeds, Alison Rose, specialises in working with high-level athletes, particularly those with complex ...

Living with a diagnosis, what palliative care entails, and non-pharmacological treatments To listen to the programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download This edition is funded by the Agnes Hunter Trust. According to Cancer Research UK, 50% of all people in England and Wales diagnosed with cancer survive their disease for ten ...

Fibromyalgia management’s revised recommendations, walking as self-management, and one person’s journey with living with FM To listen to this programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF?Download This edition has been supported by the Women’s Fund for Scotland. In 2016, EULAR (European League Against Rheumatism) published its Revised Recommendations for the Management of ...

How men and women experience pain, arming yourself with the right information, and not being embarrassed about your condition To listen to this programme, click here. Prefer a PDF?Download This edition’s been part funded by the Women’s Fund for Scotland. Do women and men experience pain differently, or is it only ...