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Prevalence of self‐reported chronic pain among adolescents: Evidence from 42 countries and regions

Inese Gobiņa; Jari Villberg; Raili Välimaa; Jorma Tynjälä; Ross Whitehead; Alina Cosma; Fiona Brooks; Franco Cavallo; Kwok Ng; Margarida Gaspar de Matos, and Anita Villeruša · 2018

Catalogue summary

A school-based survey of 214,283 adolescents across forty-two countries reports Armenia's multi-site chronic-pain prevalence at 13.2 percent and compares age and sex patterns.

Why this matters

The Armenian benchmark gives educators and health planners comparable evidence on adolescent pain while retaining the study's cross-national limits.

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Published in
European Journal of Pain
Year
2018
Language
English
DOI
10.1002/ejp.1306

Citation

Inese Gobiņa; Jari Villberg; Raili Välimaa; Jorma Tynjälä; Ross Whitehead; Alina Cosma; Fiona Brooks; Franco Cavallo; Kwok Ng; Margarida Gaspar de Matos, and Anita Villeruša 2018. Prevalence of self‐reported chronic pain among adolescents: Evidence from 42 countries and regions. European Journal of Pain. https://doi.org/10.1002/ejp.1306

Topics

Society, science, and public healthEducation, youth, and media

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