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Welcome to the Canadian Neuropathy Association

If your life has been changed by neuropathy, you are not alone!  The Canadian Neuropathy Association, and its members and volunteers, are here to help you through this challenge.
This web site is dedicated to you, the people who suffer daily with this disease.  The information and resources herein, have been gathered from various reputable website on your behalf, to help you learn and therefore make better decisions regarding your health and outreach efforts.  Join our forum to find out what other people with Neuropathy are doing and saying, or to share your stories with them.  Read our newsletter, which contains the latest news on pain relief techniques and new drugs on the market.
 
Neuropathy is most times painful and can have a profound effect on the quality of your life.  But, by letting others help you, and by learning what you can do to help yourself, it may make a difference in the quality of your life, your employment and your future.

If you or someone you care about has neuropathy, please become a part of our community.  By becoming a member you can join us in our efforts to raise awareness of this disease and in our advocacy for the need for improved medical care, drugs and research.

Garry Cyr,
Chairman/Founder
 
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Here is a new clinical pain study at Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario.
They are looking to recruit individuals with peripheral neuropathic pain who live less than 3 hours driving distance from Kingston and are able to travel to Kingston for 4 visits.
For further information, please contact:
 
Sarah Walker, RN, MSc
Research Nurse
Department of Anaesthesiology
Queens University
Kingston General Hospital
swalker.queensu@gmail.com
 
This is time sensitive.
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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