One in five construction workers report chronic pain, new data shows
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One in five construction workers experience chronic pain, according to new research from CPWR – the Center for Construction Research and Training. The data highlights a significant health challenge in the industry that's linked to opioid use among workers.
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Silver Spring, MD — Chronic pain affects nearly 20% of construction workers, according to new data from CPWR – the Center for Construction Research and Training that examined chronic health conditions experienced by construction workers. “Pain is associated with opioid use among construction…
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