Sentences with phrase «debates over the pain»

There have been lot of debates over the pain women actually feel during labor but Johnny Depp hits the nail on the head with his quote about how men couldn't do what women do.

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The fetal pain debate has been going on for well over a decade.

While Reinl believes that the «ice age is over,» the article, to its credit, goes on to present the other side of the debate, quoting a number of athletic trainers, and an orthopedic surgeon, as still believing in the value of ice, especially in the period immediately after injury, in order to reduce acute - injury bleeding, relieve post-activity soreness, and for pain relief.

At that point I keeled over in pain; the debate pertaining to the correct name of this large lizard plays a massive role in my life.

«There has long been a debate in the medical community over striking the right balance between pain relief and physical function,» said John Markman, M.D., director of the Translational Pain Research Program in the University of Rochester Department of Neurosurgery and lead author of the study.

After discovering Circular Strength Training, Adam spent several weeks debating whether to give it a try, until the frustration of progress - limiting aches and pains finally won out over the fear of trying something new.

Deramaxx has helped relieve many canine aches and pains but in an echo of the national debate over the dangerous side effects of some popular human drugs, Deramaxx has also proved at times to be deadly.

In 2017, can there really still be a debate over the issue of using pain as a «method» of animal training?

The big debate over how to tackle climate change generally boils down to what kind of pain a climate plan will do to the economy; environmental benefits are generally assumed.

Thank you to all our overseas speakers, our Australian speakers and workshop presenters and to you all, our guests, for coming from all over Australia and indeed the world to join with us as we debate and develop a strategy in an attempt to heal, in the words of Robert Manne, «the continuing pain» that has taken hold with the «bewildering» removal of child «from mother, family, community, world.»