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Embodied inequities: an intersectional examination of the roles of gender, sexual orientation, and social support in chronic pain inequities in the United States.
Authors
Jolly D, Tabaac AR, DuBois LZ
Abstract
Chronic pain inequities follow a social power-driven gradient of health, whereby those with less social advantage experience chronic pain more often. Feeling socially supported may reduce the burden of chronic pain.
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