Our new issue, Pain Matters 76, is published today, Monday 7 September

What do we mean when we talk about pain?

In this edition of Pain Matters, we have invited the members of the Flippin’ Pain™ campaign to guest-edit a pain neuroscience education special. A public health campaign delivered by Connect Health, Flippin’ Pain aims to improve health literacy around persistent pain, building on the work done by world-renowned pain scientist and science educator Professor Lorimer Moseley.

As Professor Cormac Ryan says, ‘for over half a century, much of what scientists have learned about pain has remained hidden away in academic journals gathering dust’, unobtainable to the people who need it most: the people who live with pain every day. This edition of Pain Matters, along with the Flippin’ Pain campaign, aims to change this, one step at a time.

Buy or subscribe at painconcern.org.uk/publications/pain-matters-magazine/.

Or why not try our digital version, available at pocketmags.com/pain-matters-magazine.

Our new issue, Pain Matters 76, will be published on Monday 7 September

What do we mean when we talk about pain?

In this edition of Pain Matters, we have invited the members of the Flippin’ Pain™ campaign to guest-edit a pain neuroscience education special. A public health campaign delivered by Connect Health, Flippin’ Pain aims to improve health literacy around persistent pain, building on the work done by world-renowned pain scientist and science educator Professor Lorimer Moseley.

As Professor Cormac Ryan says, ‘for over half a century, much of what scientists have learned about pain has remained hidden away in academic journals gathering dust’, unobtainable to the people who need it most: the people who live with pain every day. This edition of Pain Matters, along with the Flippin’ Pain campaign, aims to change this, one step at a time.

Buy or subscribe at painconcern.org.uk/publications/pain-matters-magazine/.

Or why not try our digital version, available at pocketmags.com/pain-matters-magazine.

According to the most recent Scottish Diabetes Survey in 2018, there are an estimated 304,000 people living with a diagnosis of diabetes in Scotland, around 5% of the population. A long-term effect of diabetes can be the development of diabetic neuropathy. This edition of Airing Pain focuses on neuropathic pain in people with diabetes, and how the X-PERT diabetes courses helps people to deal with the complications that arise when living with diabetes.

Watch the trailer above for more details

Contributors:

• Professor Dave Bennett, Professor of Neurology, University of Oxford
• Steve Sims, Secretary, Cardiff Diabetes Group.

Available to listen on our website, or download from wherever you get your podcasts.