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What procedure has been most helpful to the patients in your practice in 2011? 5 Physician Responses
Five pain management physicians discuss what procedures have been the most beneficial for patients in their practice in 2011.
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Researchers at Johns Hopkins University examined curriculum of North American medical schools and found pain education is "limited, variable and often fragmentary," according to findings published in The Journal of Pain.
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