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Women Are More Likely to Have Chronic Pain. We Should Know How Treatment Options Affect Them.

Our own Monica Mallampalli and Martha Nolan bring much-needed attention to the difficulties of living with chronic pain and the complexity of finding treatment options

April, 13 2021

Monica Mallampalli, Ph.D., senior scientific advisor and Martha Nolan, J.D., senior policy advisor at HealthyWomen, continue our advocacy work in their op-ed in The Hill, "FDA Needs Better Data to Treat Chronic Pain."

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Women Are More Likely to Have Chronic Pain. We Should Know How Treatment Options Affect Them.

Our own Monica Mallampalli and Martha Nolan bring much-needed attention to the difficulties of living with chronic pain and the complexity of finding treatment options

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