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"" September 2, 2026 Ketamine and psychotherapy show promise as a combined treatment for chronic neuropathic pain
"" April 11, 2025 Jennifer Stinson receives 2025 Peter Gilgan Canada Gairdner Momentum Award
A teenager, with his back to the camera, receives treatment in a doctor's office January 7, 2020 U of T, international researchers focus on 'surprisingly high' incidence of chronic pain in adolescents
Min Zhuo May 24, 2018 The brain’s frontal lobe could be involved in chronic pain: U of T research
photo of statue August 8, 2017 Targeting chronic pain: U of T researcher identifies potential way to reduce pain
Photo of Varsity Blues team January 25, 2017 Torn ligaments, broken bones, muscle strains: U of T research finds athletes gain from pain
pills spilling out of a bottle October 18, 2016 Training is key to ending opioid epidemic, says U of T expert
January 16, 2015 Anxiety and pain: two sides of the same synapse?

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