Research on intersectionality and chronic pain disparities is very limited. Intersectionality
explores the interconnections between multiple aspects of identity and provides a more …

Perceived ethnic discrimination (PED) is predictive of chronic pain-related outcomes. Less is
known about pathways through which these constructs interact. The goal of this study was to …

Chronic pain is a pervasive condition that is complicated by economic, educational, and
racial disparities. This study analyzes key factors associated with chronic pain within an …

Pain disparities based on race, sex, age, and socioeconomic status have been well
documented. This study aimed to examine interactions among these sociodemographic …

Background This study aims to better understand differing pain experiences across US
racial/ethnic subgroups by estimating racial-ethnic disparities in both pain intensity and …

Disparities in the experience of chronic musculoskeletal pain in the United States stem from
a confluence of a broad array of factors. Organized within the National Institute on Aging …

Objective This study highlights the burden of chronic non-cancer-related pain from the
perspectives of three culturally and linguistically diverse communities, using an …

Despite growing evidence of significant racial disparities in the experience and treatment of
chronic pain, the mechanisms by which these disparities manifest have remained relatively …

The purpose of this review is to highlight the neighborhood, socioeconomic, and racial
influences on chronic pain. Negative influences on the experience of chronic pain are …

Previous literature on race/ethnicity and pain has rarely included all major US racial groups
or examined the sensitivity of findings to different pain operationalizations. Using data from …