Dr. Joshi has led or been part of research teams that were first to describe multiple innovations — including the unifying theory connecting the stellate ganglion to CRPS, hot flashes, PTSD, and thermoregulation, and its application to reducing hot flashes in breast cancer patients and reducing smoking cravings. His 2008 work described novel mechanisms and theories across PTSD, hot flashes, and smoking cravings, and his ongoing emphasis is central sensitization.
A complete publication and abstract list, including CME and educational contributions, is available on request.