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Scandinavian Journal of Pain|March 7, 2024

Could generative artificial intelligence replace fieldwork in pain research?Suzana Bojic, Nemanja Radovanovic, Milica Radovic, et al.

Pain Research & Management|November 26, 2025

Sex Is Not an Independent Predictor of Exercise-Induced Pain After Adjustment for Performance and Pain SensitivitySuzana Bojic, Nemanja Radovanovic, Milica Radovic, et al.

Scientific Reports|June 4, 2026

Perceived exertion reflects exercise-induced pain rather than psychological characteristics in recreational endurance athletesSuzana Bojic, Nemanja Radovanovic, Milica Radovic, et al.

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Scandinavian Journal of Pain|March 7, 2024

Could generative artificial intelligence replace fieldwork in pain research?Suzana Bojic, Nemanja Radovanovic, Milica Radovic, et al.

Pain Research & Management|November 26, 2025

Sex Is Not an Independent Predictor of Exercise-Induced Pain After Adjustment for Performance and Pain SensitivitySuzana Bojic, Nemanja Radovanovic, Milica Radovic, et al.

Scientific Reports|June 4, 2026

Perceived exertion reflects exercise-induced pain rather than psychological characteristics in recreational endurance athletesSuzana Bojic, Nemanja Radovanovic, Milica Radovic, et al.

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