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(Psych Central News) A new study finds that gender plays a role in the risk for abuse of prescription pain medications.Harvard researchers studied 662 chronic non-cancer pain patients who take opioid pain medications. Each individual was surveyed with standard pain assessment questionnaires to examine rates and characteristics of problematic opioid use, profiles of risk factors for potential misuse, [...]

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