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Association between social networks and central sensitization-related symptoms among residents of a Japanese community: a cross-sectional study

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The Brief

  • A cross-sectional study examined the association between social networks and central sensitization-related symptoms.
  • The study sampled residents of a Japanese community.
  • The source provided does not include the study's sample size, methods or effect sizes.

Why it matters

The study reports an association between social networks and central sensitization-related symptoms, a link that could inform research on chronic pain and social factors. As a cross-sectional study, it cannot establish that social networks cause these symptoms.

Who’s affected

  • researchers in pain science and social epidemiology
  • readers interested in community health in Japan

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