WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Daily pain is more common and severe among people with sickle cell disease than previously documented, U.S. researchers said on Monday.
The researchers asked 232 patients in Virginia to record their daily pain levels in diaries for up to six months and state, for example, whether they went to a hospital as a result.
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