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Pain Highly Prevalent in US Survey
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Title Pain Highly Prevalent in US Survey
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/573909?src=rss
Description The results of a telephone survey indicate that at any given time about 27% of people in the US are experiencing pain, according to a report in the May 3rd issue of The Lancet. Reuters Health Information
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Date May 3, 2008
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