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Chronic pain centre to be based at Gartnavel in Glasgow
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- Published on Monday, 23 June 2014 13:04
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A national service to help people who suffer chronic pain is to be based in Glasgow.
The Scottish government has announced that a dedicated team will be located at the Gartnavel Hospital site. They will provide residential courses for patients and carers on how to cope with the effects of chronic pain, and how to manage their condition.
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