Rapt to be a contributor for the Best Australian Science Writing 2023 – it’s a great line up and well worth the dosh - out in November #science NewSouth Publishing

You may not have heard of POTS but it’s taking a heavy toll. And it’s linked to COVID #POTS #COVID theage.com.au/lifestyle/life…

Had a wide-ranging chat with psychologist Peter Quarry Queenscliffe Literary Festival - much of which he alludes to in this excellent piece for Financial Review #chronicpain Scribe Publications
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Stents can be life-saving in a heart attack but debate rages over how useful they are in stable angina. Here's a short take on what’s at stake in my new column for GoodWeekendMag #stent #heartdisease smh.com.au/lifestyle/heal…

A very worthy cause - Lauren's amazing story features in my book Why Does It Still Hurt? Please consider supporting her and Pain Revolution. #chronicpain Scribe Publications 2023-rural-outreach-tour.raisely.com/lauren-cannell #2023-rural-outreach-tour via Raisely

Thoroughly enjoyed yesterday's chinwag with psychologist Peter Quarry Queenscliffe Literary Festival - all about Why Does It Still Hurt? #ChronicPain Scribe Publications

‘The Doctors Will See You Now’ session Brisbane Writers Festival Martine Kropkowski speaking to @drahonaguha Debbie Haski-Leventhal Paul Biegler #BWF23

Looking forward to heading north for the Brisbane Writers Festival next week. #chronicpain Scribe Publications
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Looking forward to chatting about Why Does It Still Hurt? with Friends of the Emerald Hill Library this evening at 6.30 PM #chronicpain Scribe Publications
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Aaaaand Karen Martini Katherine Kovacic Lisa Oslo Davis Paul Barclay Paul Biegler Prof. Peter Doherty Rebecca Giblin 💧simon holmes à court @sophiec

A real deep dive into Why Does It Still Hurt? with Jess Brien That's So Chronic | Jess Brien #ChronicPain Scribe Publications Great to chat Jess! open.spotify.com/episode/2FJQ5L…

Finding that I’m learning a lot from this book. ⁦Paul Biegler⁩ Thanks for the chat too Dr Biegler. It turns out ⁦Peter Brukner⁩ has it open right now too. #Fans ⁦ACSEP⁩ gets a mention. Kal Fried, Milly Bell, ⁦Teppo Järvinen⁩ ⁦Ewa Roos⁩ (via GLA:D.

Great to see a few people digging into the science of #chronicpain with Why Does It Still Hurt? snagging a top ten spot in the Readings February Bestsellers list Scribe Publications

Chronic pain: 'Information is power' Thanks Kathryn Ryan for a great chat on RNZ about #chronicpain Scribe Publications rnz.co.nz/national/progr…

A must-read for anyone with chronic pain who wants cutting-edge knowledge and help to live pain-free.

#bolinda #audiobook #listeninglist #anywhereeverywhere
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More than 3.5 million Australians live with chronic pain – but there’s still a lot we don’t know about it. Author of ‘Why Does it Still Hurt?’, Paul Biegler, decided to investigate the mysteries of chronic pain, after experiencing it himself with a knee injury. #TheDrum

Chronic pain can be cruel. One in five people live with it, while many more are helpless bystanders to its suffering. From this sobering standpoint Paul Biegler examines whether an armoury of knowledge can retool our approach to managing chronic pain. satpa.pe/whydo9nu2

TONIGHT: The latest revelations from the Robodebt Royal Commission, and the Voice Referendum working group meet today with the Opposition Leader attending remotely.

PLUS: Paul Biegler joins the panel to discuss chronic pain – and the power of knowledge to overcome it.

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I will shut up about my knee soon, promise....but important stuff in here about lack of access to specialised chronic pain management for Australians. Thanks Hilary Harper ABC Radio National Scribe Publications #ChronicPain
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Wow! Lots to consider in here. Thanks Daniel Friedman for sharing it. It’s for every clinician who works with bone and joint problems, folks who study chronic pain, and more. Lovely synthesis/exposition. Kudos author Paul Biegler Paul Biegler smh.com.au/national/hurti…