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Australian adults report rising pain levels, especially among women, low-income workers, and those with chronic conditions or smoking habits.
Australian adults are reporting more bodily pain than two decades ago, with nearly 79% of women and 74% of men experiencing some pain in the past four weeks, according to the HILDA Survey.
Pain levels have risen even after accounting for an ageing population, affecting women more than men and being worse among lower-income workers, those with chronic conditions, and smokers.
Higher education and income are linked to less pain.
Severe pain impacts daily activities, mental health, and life satisfaction, highlighting the need to understand and reverse this trend.
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Los adultos australianos informan de niveles crecientes de dolor, especialmente entre las mujeres, los trabajadores de bajos ingresos y los que tienen enfermedades crónicas o hábitos de fumar.