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Pain Prevalence Higher in Women, Increases Most Rapidly Before 55

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Pain Prevalence Higher in Women, Increases Most Rapidly Before 55

Recent research has found that women experience pain more often than men and that pain prevalence increases more rapidly before the age of 55. ljubaphoto · E+/Getty A large global study found that pain prevalence increases most rapidly b…

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