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How does adversity in childhood relate to pain in adulthood? Findings across four experimental tests of pain modulation
Childhood adversity is commonly linked to persistent pain in adulthood. Altered nociceptive modulation may play a role in this relationship. We investigated whether childhood adversity is associated with four measures of experimental pain, and whether these associations differ by sex. In this experi
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