Shawn Handran
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Pain
- The Culture and Science of Pain
- De: Connie R. Faltynek PhD
- Narrado por: Warren Kati
- Duración: 7 h y 50 m
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Historia5 out of 5 stars 1
Pain is the number one reason people schedule medical appointments. Yet many people do not receive adequate relief, especially for chronic pain. Pain: The Culture and Science of Pain describes the multiple factors that contribute to the ongoing problem of unrelieved pain. There are both cultural and scientific reasons. The book discusses how various cultures and religions throughout history have downplayed the importance of relieving pain. Such biases persist today.
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A great overview of pain treatment
- De Shawn Handran en 02-02-25
- Pain
- The Culture and Science of Pain
- De: Connie R. Faltynek PhD
- Narrado por: Warren Kati
A great overview of pain treatment
Revisado: 02-02-25
This is a great overview of the history of pain treatment and its challenges from antiquity to the present day. The Audible version was well narrated and professional, and scaled well with different replay speeds. A fascinating look at the history of pain management. The author did a good job balancing enough detail without the narrative becoming bogged down.
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