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Childhood and adult socio‐economic position and social mobility as determinants of low back pain outcomes

Low back pain (LBP) is a prevalent problem and tends to be socio‐economically patterned. Relatively little is known about life‐course socio‐economic circumstances as determinants of different types of LBP. Our aim was to examine whether childhood and adult socio‐economic position and social mobility are associated with radiating and non‐specific LBP and sciatica.