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Neuromyofascial Science Today!

By: Dr. G. Blair Lamb and Patrick Wagner
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  • Welcome to "Neuromyofascial Science Today!", your go-to podcast for the latest in neuromyofascial science. Hosted by Dr. G. Blair Lamb and Patrick Wagner, we explore the interactions between the nervous system, muscles, and connective tissues driving chronic pain and injury. Each episode features expert interviews, insightful discussions, and practical advice for healthcare professionals, patients, and enthusiasts. Whether you're dealing with post-concussion syndrome, chronic pain, or expanding your knowledge, our podcast provides the insights and tools for effective treatment and recovery.
    Dr. G. Blair Lamb and Patrick Wagner
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Episodes
  • Unpacking Neuromodulation and Understanding Chronic Pain

    Unpacking Neuromodulation and Understanding Chronic Pain
    Jun 19 2024

    Welcome to the very first episode of Neuromyofascial Science Today! In this episode, Patrick Wagner sits down with the pioneering Dr. G. Blair Lamb to discuss groundbreaking topics in neuromyofascial science. Dr. Lamb explores the intricacies of neuromodulation, dry needling, neuromyofascial pain, and the often misunderstood conditions like post-concussion syndrome and whiplash injuries. Learn how these concepts not only revolutionize pain management but also provide a deeper understanding of chronic pain conditions that affect millions worldwide.
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    12 mins
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