Recurrent pain is more common and more impactful in Australian neurodivergent young adults compared with neurotypical peers

Neurodivergent adolescents, including those with Autism and ADHD, are more likely to experience chronic or recurrent pain than neurotypical peers. Evidence of whether this association persists into young adulthood and its impact on functioning is limited. This is a critical gap for neurodivergent young adults, as young adulthood is already a vulnerable period of transition. National prevalence data are needed for effective recognition and service reform. This paper analysed cross-sectional data…

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