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IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts

IASP Pain Research Forum

The IASP Pain Research Forum speaks with the world"s leading investigators about hot topics in the pain field.

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The Pain Beat (Episode 13) – Nobel Prize: A...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2022/08/19

This 13th episode of The Pain Beat is the first of a three-part series discussing the 2021 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine – awarded to David Julius, University of California, San Francisco, USA and Ardem Patapoutian, Scripps Research, California, USA – for their work on molecules important for somatosensation (see PRF related interview here, and PRF related news story here). In this episode, The Pain Beat spoke with Nobel Prize laureate David Julius and Michael Caterina, Johns Hopkins

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29:47

Effect of Graded Sensorimotor Retraining in Patients...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2022/08/18

Editor’s note: On 2 August 2022, JAMA (the Journal of the American Medical Association) published the article, “Effect of Graded Sensorimotor Retraining on Pain Intensity in Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain: A Randomized Clinical Trial.” This trial, which included 276 participants, sought to estimate the effect of a sensorimotor retraining intervention (RESOLVE) on pain intensity in people with chronic low back pain. In the podcast below, several of this study’s researchers speak with PRF

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40:56

Engaging with Our Patient Partners in a Meaningful...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2022/06/17

Senior Manager’s note: Sarah D’Angelo is a passionate advocate for patient education and increasing empathy among caretakers, care providers, and the general public for chronic pain. She uses her skills as an artist, writer, and scientist as a way to bring visibility to the invisible and complex processes of pain. As a pain patient herself, she has first-hand experience with the difficulties of dealing with pain on a daily basis. She talks openly about some of her experiences and struggles in the

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40:50

Engaging With Our Patient Partners in a Meaningful...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2022/04/29

Senior Manager’s note: Emeralda Burke is a health researcher, patient advocate, and a person with lived experience. In 2013, she moved from Ireland to Toronto, Canada, after completing a degree in medicinal chemistry. One year later, she was struck as a pedestrian by a stolen car and now lives with chronic pain. She quickly realized how prevalent, underfunded, and underserviced chronic pain can be in Canada. Emeralda shifted to pain research with a special interest in patient education,

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55:55

The Pain Beat (Episode 11) - Evolution of Nociceptors

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2022/04/14

For its eleventh episode, The Pain Beat brought together experts to discuss the biological evolution of nociceptors, their subtypes, and plasticity as part of the Gulf Coast Consortium’s #Pain2021 Webinar Series. These experts study nociceptors across a variety of animal models, including Drosophila, C. elegans, cephalopods, rodents, and humans. The discussion focused on how an evolutionary perspective brings novel insights into the role and function of nociceptors and if, why, and how organisms

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38:10

Defining Descending Control Pathways: A Podcast with...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2022/03/17

Senior Manager’s note: Kirsty Bannister, PhD, is an Associate Professor at King’s College London, UK, and recently awarded the Patrick D. Wall Young Investigator Prize for Basic Science from the IASP. This prize recognizes an individual who has achieved a high level of independence as an outstanding scholar in the field of pain in basic science. Bannister focuses on bench-to-bedside pain research by conducting exploratory experiments that seek to define descending control pathways molecularly,

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46:34

The Pain Beat (Episode 10) - Pain Research During the...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2022/03/10

For its tenth episode, The Pain Beat brought together guests from a variety of career stages to share their experiences conducting pain and pain-related research during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their discussion highlighted unique and shared experiences, how research priorities and strategies shifted in response to the pandemic, as well as ways in which colleagues found and offered support. Podcast participants include: Theanne Griffith, PhD, University of California, Davis, US Kelly Smith, PhD,

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The Pain Beat (Episode 9) – How is Pain Measured if...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/10/21

For its ninth episode, The Pain Beat brought together experts in how pain is measured clinically and experimentally. This multidisciplinary group discussed what is the difference between pain and nociception, why organisms experience pain and whether pain can be objectively measured since it is a subjective experience. Additionally, the group explored why researchers have relied on the measurement of nociception for so long and offer paths forward for the research community including a discussion of

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51:23

The Pain Beat (Episode 8) – Studying and...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/10/21

For its eighth episode, The Pain Beat gathered together a group of pain researchers with expertise in the study of sex differences in pain. The group discussed their own discoveries of sex differences in pain in the course of their research, why pain investigators should pay attention to sex differences and how they should go about examining them, and much more. Podcast participants include: Gregory Dussor, PhD, University of Texas at Dallas, US Jeffrey Mogil, PhD, McGill University, Montreal, US

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40:43

Gold Nuggets on Pain: A Podcast with Marshall Devor

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/09/21

Editor’s note: IASP will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024. Even though the anniversary is still a few years away, it already has us thinking about the history of IASP and the evolution of pain research over the past five decades. So, we are providing a series of podcasts that will cover both of those topics, featuring senior leaders in the field who have made major contributions to pain research and care, including those with major roles at IASP. Our latest such podcast Marshall Devor,

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38:07

“An Amazingly Common and Disabling Disorder”: Talking...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/08/25

Editor’s note: Gregory Dussor, PhD, is Associate Professor and Eugene McDermott Endowed Fellow in the Department of Neuroscience and Center for Advanced Pain Studies at the University of Texas at Dallas. The focus of his work is the understanding of the pathophysiology of chronic headache disorders such as migraine, using a variety of preclinical models. In this podcast, Dr. Dussor speaks with PRF Correspondent Sarah D'Angelo, who recently graduated with a BS in biology from Rutgers University,

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23:09

Improving Nerve Repair and Pain: A Podcast With Fiona...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/08/24

Editor’s note: Fiona Boissonade, PhD, is Professor of Neuroscience and Director of Impact and External Engagement at the University of Sheffield School of Clinical Dentistry, UK. She is also an executive member of the University of Sheffield Neuroscience Institute and leads the Institute’s “Technology: Devices and autonomous systems” cross-cutting theme. Dr. Boissonade has a major research interest in the mechanisms of altered neuronal excitability that contribute to the development of chronic pain

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01:27:01

Beyond Academia: A Podcast on Alternative Career...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/08/04

Is there life beyond academia for pain researchers? That question is the focus of PRF's latest podcast – and the answer is a resounding “yes”! This optimistic outlook comes from four podcast participants who all successfully made the transition from studying pain in the ivory tower to alternative careers, including: --Alexandria Magnusdottir, PhD, Trainee Solicitor in Patent Litigation, Bristows, UK --Steve Medhurst, PhD, UK Head of Field Medical Excellence, Novartis UK --Candler Paige, PhD, Chief

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27:34

Understanding Diabetic Neuropathy: A Podcast With Eva...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/07/13

Eva Feldman, MD, PhD, is a physician-scientist at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, US. She is Director of the University of Michigan ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) Center of Excellence. She also runs her own laboratory, the NeuroNetwork for Emerging Therapies, where she has devoted her career to the study of neurological diseases, with an emphasis on ALS and neuropathies, including diabetic neuropathy. In the podcast below, Dr. Feldman speaks with PRF Correspondent Sara Hakim, a PhD

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23:40

A Journey in the Field of Pain Psychology: A Podcast...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/07/08

Editor’s note: IASP will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024. Even though the anniversary is still a few years away, it already has us thinking about the history of IASP and the evolution of pain research over the past five decades. So, we are providing a series of podcasts that will cover both of those topics, featuring senior leaders in the field who have made major contributions to pain research and care, including those with major roles at IASP. Our latest such podcast features Judith

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30:05

A Tour Through the History of Orofacial Pain...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/07/07

Editor’s note: IASP will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024. Even though the anniversary is still a few years away, it already has us thinking about the history of IASP and the evolution of pain research over the past five decades. So, we are providing a series of podcasts that will cover both of those topics, featuring senior leaders in the field who have made major contributions to pain research and care, including those with major roles at IASP. Our latest such podcast features Barry

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01:10:36

The Pain Beat (Episode 7) – Brain Imaging of Pain in...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/07/01

For its seventh episode, The Pain Beat gathered together an international group of pain researchers to discuss brain imaging of pain in humans. The podcast focuses on how studies of expectation and the placebo effect have advanced our understanding in this area. What we've learned so far, whether pain brain imaging can be used as a diagnostic tool, and future prospects for neuroimaging are all addressed in this lively discussion. Podcast participants include: Christian Büchel, MD, University

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48:19

The Pain Beat (Episode 6) - Communicating Science in...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/06/25

For its sixth episode, The Pain Beat gathered together an international group of pain researchers, science communicators and civic science advocates to discuss what effective, empathic and inclusive science communication looks like. Specific questions discussed in the podcast include: What are the major challenges chronic pain research faces in different parts of the world? How can we address those challenges using a different and more audacious approach? What have we learned about the general

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01:12:15

The Pain Beat (Episode 5) – The Coding of Sensory...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/06/25

For its fifth episode, The Pain Beat gathered together a group of pain researchers virtually to discuss how the mammalian nervous system encodes sensory modalities related to touch, pain and temperature. Are there labeled lines? Is there population coding? Do the mechanisms differ by location – the brain, spinal cord or periphery? Podcast participants include: Diana Bautista, PhD, UC Berkeley, US Nicholas Betley, PhD, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, US Adam Hantman, PhD, Howard Hughes

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54:19

The Pain Beat (Episode 4) – The Use of Human Tissue...

IASP Pain Research Forum Podcasts ·

2021/06/25

For its fourth episode, The Pain Beat gathered together a group of pain researchers via Zoom to discuss the use of human tissue in pain research and prospects for clinical translation of new knowledge emerging from this approach. Podcast participants include: Steve Davidson, PhD, University of Cincinnati, US Michael Hildebrand, PhD, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada Clifford Woolf, MB, BCh, PhD, Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, US Laura Stone, PhD, University of

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