The Ups and Downs of Endocannabinoid Signaling in Chronic Pain-Induced Depression
N. T. Wilkinson
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N. T. Wilkinson
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Individuals with chronic pain often experience depression, resulting in greater disability and a worse prognosis than either condition alone ([Goesling et al., 2013][1]). The prevalence of depression among individuals experiencing neuropathic pain, one type of chronic pain caused by injury of the
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Individuals with chronic pain often experience depression, resulting in greater disability and a worse prognosis than either condition alone ([Goesling et al., 2013][1]). The prevalence of depression among individuals experiencing neuropathic pain, one type of chronic pain caused by injury of the
Key concepts: Depression (economics), Chronic pain, Endocannabinoid system, Neuropathic pain, Medicine, Psychiatry, Psychology, Internal medicine