The Physiatry Podcast – Over-The-Counter Pain Medications
Dr. Ramchandani talks about Aspirin, acetaminophen, diclofenac, ibuprofen and naproxen. More information about these medications and some history behind them.
Your Health with Dr. Eric Grigsby-What is Arthritis and Pain?
Dr Grigsby, CEO and Founder of Neurovations, explains what Arthritis is and isn’t. There are many ways to treat chronic pain associated with arthritis. Dr. Eric Grigsby, MD, MBA has devoted his life to advancing the diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain. In 1992, Dr. Eric Grigsby founded the Napa Pain Institute. Over 25 years later, he […]
Your Health with Dr. Eric Grigsby-What is Fibromyalgia?
Dr Grigsby, CEO and Founder on Neurovations, explains what Fibromyalgia is and isnt’
Variants, Vaccine Efficacy, COVID long haulers… A review of what we know
Dr. Ramchandani discusses the difference between a variant and a mutation, the efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccine on these variants, and COVID-19 as well as what COVID-19 long haulers experience. Its sobering to know that 500,000 people have died from COVID-19. Thats more than all the recent wars that the US has fought including WWII.
Your Health with Dr. Eric Grigsby-What is Chronic Pain
“Your Health with Dr. Eric Grigsby” is brought to you by Neurovations, a patient care and innovations company, providing the best care for every patient, every day. So many remain undiagnosed and suffer in silence. This week, Dr. Grigsby focuses on what chronic pain really is and how it can be treated.
Your Health with Dr. Eric Grigsby-The Need for Research
The Need for Research
Covid Testing is Still Important
Covid Testing is Still Important
The Physiatry Podcast
Dr. Ramchandani discusses the history of CRPS, and ways to treat CRPS.
Your Health with Dr. Eric Grigsby
CEO and Founder Dr. Eric Grigsby focuses on what chronic pain really means.
The FDA Approval Process: Stages of the process and Fast Track Approvals. What does this mean?
Dr. Ramchandani discusses the FDA approval process and the stages of the drug/vaccine development. This is how vaccines get approved and drugs get approved. Sometimes the process may take up to 15-20 years for the drug to get to approval from the initial status of being developed.
The Physiatry Podcast: 2020 in review, my vaccine experience
Dr. Avi discusses his vaccine experience, and gives tribute to 2020, a year that many don’t want to remember.
The Physiatry Podcast : One Fine Day – The story of a stroke survivor and his recovery
The story of a stroke survivor and his recovery.