Taraneh Alahdadi, MBA, MS

St. George’s University School of Medicine, True Blue, Grenada

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Taraneh Alahdadi, MBA, MS, is affiliated with St. George’s University School of Medicine in True Blue, Grenada. The author has published research on clinical topics including addiction, encephalitis, and pain management. Notable works include studies on scrambler therapy for chronic neuropathic pain, caffeine use in immune checkpoint inhibitor–induced encephalitis, and kratom withdrawal epidemiology. Publications have appeared in Psychiatrist.com from 2025 to 2026.

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Scrambler Therapy for Neuropathic Pain
Case Report

Scrambler Therapy for Neuropathic Pain

May 26, 2026

Scrambler therapy is an innovative treatment option for patients with chronic neuropathic pain, especially for those who do not respond to conventional interventions.
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Caffeine for ICI Encephalitis
Case Report

Caffeine for ICI Encephalitis

March 5, 2026

With the increased use of immune checkpoint inhibitors, the potential for aseptic encephalitis poses a unique challenge to patient rehabilitation.
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A Case of Kratom Withdrawal
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A Case of Kratom Withdrawal

December 25, 2025

A 29-year-old man experienced kratom withdrawal that necessitated intensive care management and resulted in subsequent cardiac arrest.
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