Racial differences in pain responsiveness have been demonstrated in adults. However, it is
unclear whether racial differences are also present in youth and whether they extend to …

Background This study reports a multivariate test of sex and race differences in experimental
pain, and the degree to which these differences could be uniquely attributable to three levels …

The aims of this study were: 1) to examine race and sex differences in primary pain
appraisals and catastrophizing; 2) to test the unique ability of race, sex, primary pain …

Objective The purpose of this study was to determine race and sex differences in cutaneous
pain perception. Methods Pain perception was measured using a suprathreshold evaluation …

Objective. Pain is a subjectively complex and universal experience. We examine research
investigating ethnic group differences in experimental pain response and factors …

Abstract Native Americans (NAs) have a higher prevalence of chronic pain than other US
racial/ethnic groups, but there have been few attempts to understand the mechanisms of this …

This study tested the effects of aging and race on responses to noxious stimuli using a wide
range of stimulus modalities. The participants were 53 non-Hispanic blacks and 138 non …

The expression and report of pain is influenced by social environment and culture. Previous
studies have suggested ethnically determined differences in report of pain threshold …

Previous research has shown that African Americans (AA) report higher pain intensity and
pain interference than other racial/ethnic groups as well as greater levels of other risk factors …

Black individuals have a lower tolerance for experimental pain than white individuals. Black
and white individuals also differ in their use of pain coping strategies, which may explain the …