Survey of Australians living with chronic pain shines light on how the condition impacts their relationships and ability to work

A survey of 2,600 Australians living with chronic pain reveals nearly half of respondents have given up work, while two-thirds report their condition has impacted their family relationships.

Survey of Australians living with chronic pain shines light on how the condition impacts their relationships and ability to work

Survey of Australians living with chronic pain shines light on how the condition impacts their relationships and ability to work

Survey of Australians living with chronic pain shines light on how the condition impacts their relationships and ability to work

Survey of Australians living with chronic pain shines light on how the condition impacts their relationships and ability to work
Survey of Australians living with chronic pain shines light on how the condition impacts their relationships and ability to work
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