PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHIATRY & BRAIN NEUROSCIENCE SECTION Original Research Article The Prevalence and Type of Axis-I and Axis-II Mental Disorders in Subjects with Non-Specific Chronic Back Pain: Results from a Population-Based Study

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