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|Videos|July 5, 2011
Pain in Women: Chronic Pain Management
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In this video, which is part of a series designed to improve awareness of the prevalence and severity of pain in women, Mark Wallace, MD, of the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, provides an overview of management of acute and chronic pain in women.
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