2001
DOI: 10.1053/beog.2000.0165
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Managing pain and psychological issues in palliative care

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“…Affecting at least 50 million individuals at an annual cost of $70 billion, 1 chronic pain poses a significant health burden in the United States. While therapy for cancer pain has improved dramatically over the past decade, 2 treatment of nonmalignant chronic pain remains a challenge for many practitioners and patients. Difficulties persist despite an array of medications to treat pain.…”
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“…Affecting at least 50 million individuals at an annual cost of $70 billion, 1 chronic pain poses a significant health burden in the United States. While therapy for cancer pain has improved dramatically over the past decade, 2 treatment of nonmalignant chronic pain remains a challenge for many practitioners and patients. Difficulties persist despite an array of medications to treat pain.…”
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confidence: 99%