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55, 95% CI 1.92-3.37,p .001 for severe versus no pain). Common barriers included poor treatment by health professionals, socio-structural barriers such as transportation or mobility, and long wait lists or wait times. Pain may be a significant risk factor associated with increased barriers to accessing health services among PWUD. Attention to pain management may improve access to health services, and reducing barriers to health services may conversely improve pain management and its related risks and harms. Pain may be a sig
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