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Reconsidering Fordyce’s classic article, “Pain and suffering: what is the unit?” to help make our model of chronic pain truly biopsychosocial.
Reconsidering Fordyce’s classic article, “Pain and suffering: what is the unit?” to help make our model of chronic pain truly biopsychosocial.
By:
Alexandra de Leon
Date: February 22nd, 2023
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