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Chronic pain in the United Kingdom and associated cardiovascular disease

2017-01-01

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Prior to the studies presented in this thesis there was no widely accepted estimate for the prevalence of chronic pain in the United Kingdom, little understanding of the biological consequences of chronic pain (as compared to its psychological and social impact), and unresolved issues about the possible influence of chronic pain on cardiovascular outcomes. I have used meta-analysis to summarise prevalence estimate...

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DOI: 10.25560/61345

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