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quality of life, mood and function can be significantly re duced by app rop riate measures. Chronic pain not only has an impact on affected individuals and their families, it also has substantial economic costs. For example, back pain alone was estimated to cost £12 billion per annum in the UK in 1998, and arthritis-associated pain
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