Failure to define low back pain as a disease or an episode renders research on causality unsuitable: results of a systematic review

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@Retlouping @TDekkersPhysio My apologies, it is meant to be for chronic pain. However, it can help understand the acute pain response and why the responses can be quite variable https://t.co/34ko94VgvJ https://t.co/pVZioig0g8

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Failure to define low back pain as a disease or an episode renders research on causality unsuitable: results of a systematic review. https://t.co/ne01MuUhlF

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