Objective evidence of severe disease: opioid use in chronic pain.

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Prevalence of chronic pain, impact on daily life, and treatment practices in India.Opioids for chronic pain: first do no harm.The war on drugs versus the war on pain: surviving two perfect storms.In This Issue: An Abundance of Interventions and Observations to Improve Care.

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