Chronic pain is often viewed as a physical condition, but emerging research continues to reveal the important role that mental and neurological health play in how pain is experienced. A new study from researchers at the University of Tokyo has added another piece to this puzzle, finding that ADHD-related traits are associated with more severe chronic pain, largely through their influence on emotional and cognitive well-being. Understanding the Study Published in Scientific Re

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