Multisystem Resiliency as a Predictor of Physical and Psychological Functioning in Older Adults With Chronic Low Back Pain

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RT @EJ_Bartley: Our new paper showing that resilience cuts across multiple systems. Having a more resilient phenotype is protective against…

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RT @EJ_Bartley: Our new paper showing that resilience cuts across multiple systems. Having a more resilient phenotype is protective against…

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RT @EJ_Bartley: Our new paper showing that resilience cuts across multiple systems. Having a more resilient phenotype is protective against…

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Our new paper showing that resilience cuts across multiple systems. Having a more resilient phenotype is protective against disability and poor function in low back pain. @Dr_Shreela

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