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Prevalence MSK pain in African countries

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healthcare
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Cal
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Cen
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OSF
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In the last two decades, the number of prevalence studies of different musculoskeletal pain conditions has increased in African countries. Several systematic reviews have covered some of these studies. Therefore, an overview of systematic reviews could be timely and adequate to revise the methodological quality of these reviews and to detect gaps in knowledge in this field.

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