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Conversational AI Care And Chronic Pain Management: What Healthcare Leaders Should Know
Jo Aggarwal, CEO, and Co-founder of Wysa, highlights concerning trends in personal health and well-being in the United States. Despite growing health awareness, chronic pain is increasing, especially among individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds with limited access to healthcare. The persistent burden of pain not only affects physical health but also takes a toll on mental well-being, disrupting relationships, social life, work performance, and life aspirations. Moreover, chronic pain often leads to prolonged reliance on opioid medications due to the limited availability of effective alternative treatments. Addressing this issue is crucial to improving overall health outcomes and reducing opioid dependence.
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Jo Aggarwal, CEO, and Co-founder of Wysa, raises concerns regarding the escalating trends in personal health and well-being in the United States. Despite heightened health awareness, chronic pain is on the rise, particularly among individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds with limited healthcare access. Chronic pain's persistent impact extends beyond physical health, adversely affecting mental well-being, social relationships, work productivity, and life goals. Furthermore, the scarcity of effective alternative treatments often results in prolonged opioid medication dependence. Addressing this issue is pivotal for enhancing health outcomes and mitigating opioid dependency. (60 words)
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