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Most chronic pain teens think of self harm, Oxford study finds
The research shows 58% of the 77 surveyed young people reported lifetime thoughts of self-harm.
More than half of teenagers treated for chronic pain have thought about self-harm, a study has found.
The research led by University of Oxford and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust shows that 58% of the 77 surveyed young people aged 12... [3300 chars]
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