Your phone could help predict chronic pain
NCT ID NCT05754190
Summary
This study aims to understand how daily pain, mood, and activities are connected by having 800 participants use a smartphone app called SOMA for four months. The goal is to find patterns that might predict when short-term (acute) pain becomes long-term (chronic) pain. A smaller group with specific back pain or fibromyalgia will also have a single brain scan (EEG) to see if it can help predict how they respond to treatments.
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Brown University
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