Lean mass mediates the relation between temporal summation of pain and sex in young healthy adults

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RT @actigraph: Researchers at @MarquetteU investigated differences in the temporal summation (TS) of pain between men and women, concluding…

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Researchers at @MarquetteU investigated differences in the temporal summation (TS) of pain between men and women, concluding that lean mass is a contributing factor to the sex differences in TS. https://t.co/fpjMU2shKA https://t.co/xVzkF5Cvbm

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RT @BiologySexDiff: New study investigates why there are #sexdifferences in the perception of pain in response to repetitive painful stimul…

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