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The Most Painful Podcast

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 The Most Painful Podcast is an evidence-based podcast exploring the realities of chronic pain. Through expert interviews and personal stories, we cover topics such as pain management, mental health, women’s health, medical cannabis, psychedelics, recovery, and emerging pain treatments.While inspired by the experiences of Canadian Veterans, the conversations are relevant to anyone living with pain, supporting a loved one, or working in healthcare and research. Join us for thoughtful, accessible discussions that help make sense of chronic pain and the latest approaches to improving quality of life.

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  • How Gender Bias Shapes Women’s Pain

    How Gender Bias Shapes Women’s Pain
    Sep 23 2026
    In this episode of The Most Painful Podcast, host Tom Hoppe is joined by Dr. Martina Alberani, Chair of the Young Women’s Health Group, public health researcher, and women’s health advocate, for an eye‑opening conversation on gender bias in pain care.

    Together, they explore how women’s pain is often perceived, assessed, and treated differently—highlighting the persistent underestimation of symptoms and the tendency to attribute pain to psychological rather than medical causes. Drawing on research, advocacy, and real‑world experience, Dr. Alberani sheds light on the systemic gaps that continue to shape women’s healthcare experiences.

    This episode challenges long‑standing assumptions and calls attention to the need for more equitable, evidence‑based approaches to understanding and treating pain—offering insight, validation, and a path toward change.

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

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    32 min
  • Menstrual Pain: Why It Matters More Than We Think

    Menstrual Pain: Why It Matters More Than We Think
    Sep 9 2026
    In this episode of The Most Painful Podcast, host Tom Hoppe is joined by Dr. Sarah Vadeboncoeur, a physician based in Ottawa, for an important and often overlooked conversation on menstrual pain and its impact on daily life.

    Building on her previous appearances discussing postmenopausal symptoms and the role of muscle mass in longevity, Dr. Vadeboncoeur brings clinical insight and clarity to a topic that affects many but is too often misunderstood or minimized.Together, they explore how menstrual pain can influence physical, emotional, and social well-being, as well as the broader implications for quality of life.

    From common misconceptions to gaps in care and recognition, this episode sheds light on why menstrual pain deserves greater attention—and what can be done to better support those experiencing it.

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

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    25 min
  • Identity, Service, and Pain: Navigating Life Beyond the Uniform

    Identity, Service, and Pain: Navigating Life Beyond the Uniform
    Aug 26 2026
    In this episode of The Most Painful Podcast, host Tom Hoppe is joined by Dr. Umair Majid for a thoughtful discussion on the complex relationship between identity, the military mindset, and chronic pain.

    Drawing on research and lived experience, the conversation explores how identity—shaped by service, purpose, and structure—can be deeply impacted by injury and the transition out of military life. Dr. Majid shares insights into how identity loss and shifting roles can influence the experience of chronic pain, as well as the challenges and opportunities that come with redefining one’s sense of self.

    This episode sheds light on an often overlooked dimension of chronic pain, offering perspective, validation, and a path forward for those navigating life after service.

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

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    25 min
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