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Temporal relationships between distress and pain in people living with HIV

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By Peter Kamerman, Antonia Wadley, Gwendoline Arendse
| medRxiv
VJM is an unpaid associate director of the not-for-profit organisation, Train Pain Academy. PK is the sole proprietor of Blueprint Analytics, and is a paid consultant for Partners in Research. RP receives speakers' fees for talks on pain and rehabilitation, is a director of the not-for-profit organisation, Train Pain Academy, and serves as a councillor for the International Association for the Study of Pain. All authors declare no other conflicts of interest.
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Expert Tips to Manage Diabetic Foot Pain and Improve Quality of Life

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By Peter Kamerman, Andreas C. Themistocleous
| Down To Earth Verified
An estimated 1 in 10 people worldwide have diabetes. Africa is the region with the fastest growth and it’s estimated that the number of people on the continent with diabetes will more than double in the next 20 years, increasing to about 55 million people by 2045.
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Africa: Diabetic Foot Pain - Expert Tips On How to Cope

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By Peter Kamerman, Andreas C. Themistocleous
| AllAfrica
An estimated 1 in 10 people worldwide have diabetes. Africa is the region with the fastest growth and it's estimated that the number of people on the continent with diabetes will more than double in the next 20 years, increasing to about 55 million people by 2045.
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