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  1. International Pain Course | Overview

    The objective of this course in pain therapy is to provide in-depth knowledge of pain and therapeutic options all over the world.
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    www.international-pain-course.com - 2009-02-06

  2. Back pain, back ache and neck pain causes, treatments, prevention by Global Spine Network

    GlobalSpine provides back pain, back ache and neck pain information, including sciatica, herniated disc, facet joint syndrome and full range of non-surgical ...
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    www.globalspine.net - 2009-02-13

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