In this episode of Action on Pain, Keith, Jennifer, and Virginia speak with Dr. Nader Ghasemlou from Queen’s University about the future of chronic pain research in Canada. Dr. Ghasemlou shares how patient experiences are shaping his lab’s innovative approach, bridging basic science and clinical care. The discussion highlights the importance of collaboration, patient involvement, and increased investment to advance pain management. Listeners gain insight into how research is evolving to better meet the needs of those living with chronic pain.

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In this week's episode of Action on Pain, Keith, Jennifer, and Virginia welcome Dr. Gabrielle Pagé to discuss advances in chronic pain care in Canada. Dr. Pagé shares insights on patient-centered research, the impact of stress on pain, and the importance of interdisciplinary care. The conversation highlights challenges in access, the role of psychological support, and the need to reduce stigma. Listeners gain hope from emerging models of care, virtual options, and the value of patient engagement in shaping a more compassionate, effective pain management system.

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Université de Montréal - https://recherche.umontreal.ca/chercheur/is/in30363/

McGill University - https://www.mcgill.ca/paincentre/gabrielle-page

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In this week's episode, Virginia, Keith, and Jennifer chat with Dr. Norm Buckley to discuss the evolution of chronic pain management in Canada. They explore the history, challenges, and advances in pain care, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary approaches and coordinated policy. Dr. Buckley shares insights from his career and highlights the need for integrated, patient-centered care. The episode offers hope and practical information for those living with chronic pain, while underscoring ongoing efforts to improve access and outcomes across the country.

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