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Does distress predict central sensitisation in people living with HIV?
Background Persistent pain is a frequent complaint associated with compromised mental health in many people with HIV (PWH). Central sensitisation (CS) is a hallmark of most persistent pain conditions. Pain and psychosocial distress (PSD) appear to have a bidirectional relationship. Therefore, it is...
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Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health
2024
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