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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2025 · 26 MIN

Breaking the Pain Cycle: New Hope for Breast Cancer Survivors

from Breast Cancer Conqueror Podcast · host De'Ann Richter

If you are currently (or have in the past) suffering from persistent pain after breast cancer mastectomy surgery, chemo, or other treatments, you know it can be all-encompassing—physically and mentally. You are not alone. Breast cancer surgery has one of the highest rates of persistent pain, but there is hope for breaking the pain cycle and achieving a pain-free recovery. This is why Dr. James Khan, a world-renowned expert on pain management and breast cancer, is on the show. His esteemed resume includes serving as the Director of the Persistent Breast Cancer Pain Clinic at Mount Sinai Hospital, a national expert in the implantation of Peripheral Nerve Stimulators, Research Lead for the Division of Pain Medicine at the University of Toronto, Co-Director of Research for the Toronto Academic Pain Medicine Institute, and the list of accomplishments continues. In short, he's a man with proven solutions. Tune in to hear Dr. Khan shed light on the holistic strategies that help breast cancer thrivers reclaim comfort and control. To stay updated with his research, please follow him on Instagram.

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