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The SYMBIOME Project: Predicting and explaining recovery from musculoskeletal trauma

Pain Waves by Pain Waves by Pain BC

Apr 30, 202143:47Health

Musculoskeletal injuries – from car accidents, workplace injuries, sports injuries, and more – are a leading cause of chronic pain, with an estimated 15-50% of people reporting experiencing pain 12 months following a mus...

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