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The relationship between genes associated with the pain pathways and the development of chronic shoulder pain and disability in South African breast cancer survivors
Background A growing challenge in South Africa (SA) healthcare is the frequency of chronic shoulder pain and disability among breast cancer survivors (BCS). Compounding this issue is that a significant number of BCS in South Africa are low-income individuals, exacerbating the economic burden associa...
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Department of Human Biology
2025
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