Opioid cessation is associated with reduced pain and improved function in people attending specialist chronic pain services

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Published in:Medical journal of Australia 2021-05, Vol.214 (9), p.430-432
Main Authors: Tardif, Hilarie, Hayes, Christopher, Allingham, Samuel F
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