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June 1, 2015Journal of Pain ResearchOpen Access

Sex differences in experimental measures of pain sensitivity and endogenous pain inhibition

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BGBurel R. GoodinWashington University in St. LouisHBHailey W. BullsUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamEFEmily L. Freeman

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