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Promising psychosocial treatments for pain in MS

August 8th, 2009 by admin

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Tags: biopsychosocial perspective, chronic pain conditions, course of MS, living with ms, ms symptoms, ms treatment, pain, pain sufferers, psychological factors, quality of life, relaxation training

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