Objectives The primary objective of this study was to investigate sex/gender differences in
the experiences of patients seeking pain management from the healthcare system through …

Background: Women may receive suboptimal pain management compared with men, and
this disparity might be related to gender stereotypes. Objectives: To assess the influence of …

Background: Gender differences have been described in many fields of pain. However,
research is inconclusive as to gender difference in pain management. Our study aimed to …

Background Sex differences in pain experience and expression may influence ED pain
management. Our objective was to evaluate the effect of sex on ED opioid administration …

Study Objectives Prior emergency department (ED)-based studies have shown that women
present with greater pain than men and get more pain medications. Our goal was to assess …

Objective. Pain is a complex experience influenced by factors such as age, race, and
ethnicity. We conducted a multicenter study to better understand emergency department …

Objectives To the best of the authors' knowledge, gender differences in nonmedical opioid
presentations to the emergency department (ED) have not been studied. The objective was …

OBJECTIVE: To identify gender differences in opioid prescribing from ambulatory care
settings and identify factors associated with prescribing of opioids for men and women …

Pain is a leading public health problem in the United States, with an annual economic
burden of more than $630 billion, and is one of the most common reasons that individuals …

The opioid epidemic is America's public health crisis. In 2015, 12.5 million people in the
United States older than 12 years reported misusing prescription opioids and 2 million …