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How Culture Shapes the Communication of Pain: A Systematic Review on the Affective Component and Future Directions
Inequities in pain care persist globally, yet how culture—understood here as shared systems of norms, values, beliefs, and practices—shapes pain communication remains unclear. This systematic review examined cultural variation in the affective experience, regulation, and expression of physical pain
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