Nonpharmacological Treatment of Army Service Members with Chronic Pain Is Associated with Fewer Adverse Outcomes After Transition to the Veterans Health Administration

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@HealthWatch123 @CaulfieldTim @ryarmst @crackedscience @joeschwarcz @EdzardErnst @SLSingh @BernieGarrett @DrPChouinard @SBMPediatrics @gorskon @Blue_Wode @DocBastard @drcadesky @GoodThinkingSoc @FriendsOfSciMed Here is the study you are referring to. Wo…

RT @DrMRWilliams: Research indicates that military personnel receiving nondrug therapy for chronic pain had a “significantly lower” risk of…

Research indicates that military personnel receiving nondrug therapy for chronic pain had a “significantly lower” risk of alcohol or drug abuse, thoughts of suicide and other disorders. https://t.co/wrdnEOtiAf

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