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State-level social welfare policies may address disparities in arthritis-related joint pain prevalence and education for patients from certain geographic areas, according to data published in the Journal of Pain.“Because macro-level policies shape material resources, access to care, stress and health behaviors, state welfare policies are likely to influence who develops moderate to severe
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