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    Patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain participated in either anaerobic exercise group classes or received other non-pharmacological treatments and pharmacological treatment. The anaerobic exercise group classes were found to be as effective at improving subjective pain reporting as measured by the PEG scale as the other treatments.

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    Patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain participated in either anaerobic exercise group classes or received other non-pharmacological treatments and pharmacological treatment. The anaerobic exercise group classes were found to be as effective at improving subjective pain reporting as measured by the PEG scale as the other treatments.

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    Patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain participated in either anaerobic exercise group classes or received other non-pharmacological treatments and pharmacological treatment. The anaerobic exercise group classes were found to be as effective at improving subjective pain reporting as measured by the PEG scale as the other treatments.

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    P – Patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain

    I – Anaerobic exercise group classes

    C - Other non-pharmacological treatments/ pharmacological treatment

    o – Improvement in subjective pain reporting (PEG scale)

    In patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain, are anaerobic exercise group classes as effective at
    improving subjective pain reporting as pharmacological treatment? Etc etc etc

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