@UofT PhD in Medical Science, passionate about 🧠neuroscience and pain research
Joined February 2020
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Being the @IASPpain “research poster girl” for the last 2 yrs has been fun, I hope trainees got their abstracts in by the deadline! All the great conversations I had by my poster were insightful and helped me finalize the study that ended up published in PAIN the following year!
My final poster presentation as a PhD student happened to be in the same location (MedSci building) as my first ever poster presentation in undergrad. I tend to express myself with colour, and so as a nod of gratitude to my younger self I dressed in the same colourscheme [1/2]
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The study that I won a poster award for in the “Pain and sensory disorders” category at last year’s CPIN research day (@CPIN_UofT ) was published this month in EJP!! If you have not read it yet here is the link: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
It's the best feeling seeing your work presented to others in the field and was a privilege to get to collect neuroimaging and behavioral data from people with chronic pain receiving SCS treatment @kren27 @DrAnujBhatia. My final PhD paper published last week is linked below!
Beyond pain scores/reflexes: the wealth of additional knowledge from expressions and rapid movements in people and animals - particularly when captured by high-speed videography as demonstrated by @IshmailSaboor at @NAPainSchool #NAPainSchool
Behind the scenes: The NAPS-PRF Correspondents @PainResForum late last night learning how to set up the mics for our @NAPainSchool podcast interviews! 🎙 thank you @ErwanQprn for all your help 🙏
#NAPainSchool #PRF #podcast
Grateful for the opportunity to share my research at NAPS and for all the supportive and kind comments following my talk! 💖 Feeling so lucky to be here with such brilliant, lovely and supportive people. Thank you @NAPainSchool and @cpn_rdc for sponsoring me!
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This was a challenging and stimulating lunch topic led by Michael Suillivan "Can psychological factors "cause pain"" - and how this claim impacts policy, social empathy and the lived experiences of those with chronic pain shared by Laurent Dupuis #NAPainSchool #patientpartners
A common theme in @DrCChambers and Jennifer Haythornthwaite's morning talks at the @NAPainSchool - pain catastrophizing starts in children and integrating evidence based management of pain needs to include children and family that advocate for them #NAPainSchool @KidsInPain
Yes, pain research really IS that interesting!😊 mission accomplished with the lecture I gave last week ✅ Always happy to give this talk for @Neurosci101CPIN. These brilliant students are learning a lot of neuroscience concepts early on via Neurosci101!
@EP_Mills did an amazing interview with @srirangakashyap for episode 1 of Seeds of Science!😊 Its been very rewarding meeting and hearing the scientific journeys of @UHN_Research trainees, If you missed the S1 teaser video check it out at the ORT website: bit.ly/3VONch1
Episode 1 of Seeds of Science podcast is out now!
Listen to meet Dr. Sriranga Kashyap (@srirangakashyap), a postdoc at @technainstitute. Learn about Sri's neuroimaging research, and to hear his profound insights into the trainee process!
Listen here: seedsofscience.buzzsprout.co…
Such valuable perspectives on chronic pain from patient partners like @_justinam given @CanadianPain webinar. Experiences even applicable to other chronic conditions during #COVID19 ; the loss of "movement [as] medicine" and risks of traveling to access medical care #CPSPlus
