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The Most Painful Podcast

The Most Painful Podcast

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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 Enfermedades Físicas Higiene y Vida Saludable
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  • Writing Through Pain: How Journaling Supports Healing

    Writing Through Pain: How Journaling Supports Healing
    Mar 4 2026
    In this encore episode of The Most Painful Podcast, host Tom Hoppe speaks with Dr. Andrea Furlan, a pain specialist from Toronto, Ontario. Together, they explore how journaling can be a powerful tool for managing chronic pain—helping individuals process their experiences, reduce stress, and support overall well-being.

    Dr. Andrea Furlan - https://www.doctorandreafurlan.com/

    For more about the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence visit https://www.veteranschronicpain.ca/

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    25 m
  • Cold Water Therapy: New Insights on Benefits and Risks

    Cold Water Therapy: New Insights on Benefits and Risks
    Feb 18 2026
    In Season Five, Episode 6, we spoke with Andrew Thomas about the benefits of cold-water therapy. Since then, new research has emerged highlighting both the potential advantages and risks of this popular practice.

    Today, host Tom Hoppe is joined by Dr. Markus Besemann and Dr. Francois Hanman to discuss the latest scientific findings on cold-water therapy. They begin with a brief overview of what cold-water therapy entails before diving into the recent evidence that can help listeners make informed decisions about its use.

    For more about the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence visit https://www.veteranschronicpain.ca/
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    31 m
  • Advancing Brain Health: Insights from the Brain Innovation Network

    Advancing Brain Health: Insights from the Brain Innovation Network
    Feb 4 2026
    Today, host Tom Hoppe welcomes Tanja Yardley, Head of the Brain Innovation Network, to explore the forefront of brain health research. Tanja shares her expertise on the latest advances in brain health assessment tools, emerging treatments, and innovative technologies designed to support cognitive function and neurological wellness.

    Together, they discuss how these developments are shaping the future of brain health care, offering new hope for prevention, early detection, and improved outcomes for individuals facing brain-related challenges.

    Tune in for an enlightening conversation about the exciting progress being made in this rapidly evolving field.

    For more about the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence visit https://www.veteranschronicpain.ca/

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    27 m
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