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Jul 2024
52m 6s

Exploring Pain Science with Paul Ingraha...

MODERN PAIN CARE
About this episode

In this episode, we welcome Paul, a former massage therapist turned scientific writer, who shares his journey from clinical practice to founding the PainScience.com website. Paul discusses the evolution of his career, the challenges of transitioning to science writing, and the importance of maintaining ethical standards in a field often dominated by simplistic solutions. He also delves into the misconceptions around pain science and the need for a deeper understanding of physiology. Whether you're a healthcare professional or someone interested in pain management, this episode offers valuable insights into the complexities of pain and the science behind it.

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***TIMESTAMPS***
00:00:00 Intro to Episode
00:02:25 Interview Start
00:03:13 Paul's journey
00:05:13 What brought Paul to a career in scientific writing?
00:09:43 How has Paul handled critical comments on his work?
00:14:21 Did he have to sacrifice followers for integrity?
00:17:15 Paul's evoluation as an online writer
00:24:05 Paul's biggest influences in his writing
00:28:13 Paul's key resources his development
00:33:43 Skepticism versus nihlism
00:39:42 Paul's concern over current approaches to pain science
00:45:45 Limitations in professional boundaries and emerging fields
00:48:48 Where to find Paul and his current project


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