Abstract: Bodily symptoms are common in community samples, but not all people consult for medical advice about such symptoms. Medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) refer to persistent bodily complaints for which adequate examination (including investigation) does not reveal sufficiently explanatory structural or other specified pathology.1 MUS are common, with a spectrum of severity, and patients are found everywhere within the healthcare system.2 It has been estimated that MUS account for up to 45% of all general practice consultations,3 while a study ba...
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Data science
Family medicine