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Problematic painkiller use in the general population : a multi-national comparison exploring the role of accessibility of painkillers and psychological factors

2018-01-01

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Problematic painkiller use is a large and increasing problem worldwide, leading to serious physical, psychological and social consequences. Existing research indicates that accessibility of painkillers and psychological factors could have a role in problematic painkiller use. To clarify, accessibility refers to ease of obtaining painkillers, whilst psychological factors refer to individual-level processes and mean...

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DOI: 10.48773/942x2

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