PAIN299. ENGAGEMENT IN A UNITED KINGDOM SMARTPHONE STUDY EXAMINING THE ASSOCATION BETWEEN WEATHER AND PAIN: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF PAIN
Katie L. Druce(University of Manchester), William G Dixon(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), John McBeth(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Sabine N van der Veer(Ghent University Hospital), Anna L. Beukenhorst(Leiden University), David M. Schultz(University of Manchester), Bertram Vidgen(Internet Society), Rashmi Laksshminarayana, David Selby(University of Warwick), Konstantinos Georgatzis(University of Edinburgh), Jamie C. Sergeant(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre)
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