Why Chronic Pain in Kids Is Different | STEIN Fireside Podcast @MayoClinic

Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Dr. Raskin discusses how children experience and process chronic pain differently than adults, including developmental, emotional, and cognitive factors. Children feel pain differently than adults, and treating chronic pain isn't as simple as measuring symptoms. Dr. Jeffrey Raskin explains why development, emotions, and life experiences all play a role in pediatric pain care.

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