Chronic pain, impact of pain and pain severity with physical disability in older people—Is there a gender difference?
Authors:
- Noran N. HairiNHNoran N. Hairi
- Robert G. CummingRCRobert G. Cumming
- Fiona M. BlythFBFiona M. Blyth
- Vasi NaganathanVNVasi Naganathan
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