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womens health - doctors dont believe women on chronic pain?

Womens health survey shows if you are experiencing chronic pain, you are more likely to be female, less likely to be prescribed medication

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Have Chronic Pain? You re More Likely To Be A Woman And Less Likely To Be Believed By Doctors - Kashmir Times (Since 1954): Multi-media web news platform

Have Chronic Pain? You re More Likely To Be A Woman And Less Likely To Be Believed By Doctors - Kashmir Times (Since 1954): Multi-media web news platform
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Have chronic pain? You re more likely to be a woman and less likely to be believed by doctors

Have chronic pain? You re more likely to be a woman and less likely to be believed by doctors
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Chronic pain more common in women, often disbelieved by doctors

If you are among the one in five adult Australians experiencing chronic pain, then you are more likely to be female.

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Ignorance to sex differences may explain why nutrition interventions fail in research

A review has explored how the differences between men and women might heavily influence the impact of nutrition on heart health, asserting that ignorance of such discrepancies may explain why some promising interventions appear to fail in later stage research.

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