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The Most Painful Podcast

The Most Painful Podcast

By: Chronic Pain Center of Excellence Story Studio Network
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 Welcome to The Most Painful Podcast! This podcast covers all aspects of chronic pain by presenting evidence-based information that provides better insight into chronic pain. Recent Government of Canada research found that Veterans are twice as likely to suffer from chronic pain compared to others in the Canadian population. We aim to investigate how this impacts Veterans and their families. We explore topics such as cannabis and psychedelics, and do they help treat chronic pain? We also investigate back surgery, military identity and what military and professional athletes have in common with identity. The evidence-based information on the show will help Veterans, clinicians, researchers, and anyone suffering from chronic pain. It is a 360-degree approach to education on chronic pain.

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The MOST PAINFUL PODCAST is produced for the Chronic Pain Center of Excellence by Story Studio Network and iContact Productions.Chronic Pain Center of Excellence Hygiene & Healthy Living Physical Illness & Disease
Episodes
  • Regenerative Procedures for Osteoarthritis

    Regenerative Procedures for Osteoarthritis
    May 28 2025
    In this episode, Tom Hoppe speaks to Dr. Pavlos Bobos, an Assistant Professor in musculoskeletal health and a clinical epidemiologist who received education in physiotherapy. Dr. Bobos has just completed the latest research on regenerative procedures for Osteoarthritis.

    For more about the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence visit https://www.veteranschronicpain.ca/
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    26 mins
  • Brain Health

    Brain Health
    Apr 16 2025
    In today’s episode, we dive into how brain health plays a crucial role in chronic pain management. Tom Hoppe is joined by Dr. Brenda Lau, the Medical Director and renowned pain specialist at ChangePain in Vancouver, B.C.

    ChangePain - https://www.changepain.ca/

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    29 mins
  • Accessing Medical Care for Veterans Without a Family Doctor

    Accessing Medical Care for Veterans Without a Family Doctor
    Apr 2 2025
    Accessing healthcare can be challenging for Canadians without a family doctor, and Veterans are no exception. For Veterans, having a family doctor is often essential to navigate Veterans Affairs Canada benefits, as assessments, referrals, and documentation require a physician’s involvement. Unfortunately, many Veterans leaving the Canadian Armed Forces face additional hurdles when they find themselves without primary care.In this episode, retired Lieutenant-General Jean-Marc Lanthier joins us to shed light on the release process from the Canadian Armed Forces and discuss a key service designed to support Veterans without family doctors. Tune in to learn how Veterans can access the care they need during this critical transition.

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    26 mins

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