Abstract Purpose of Review This review synthesizes recent findings related to the
biopsychosocial processes that underlie racial disparities in chronic pain, while highlighting …

This second paper in a 3-part series on antiracism in pain research across the translational
spectrum focuses on study design factors. Although objectivity is a cornerstone value of …

Racism is an established health determinant across the world. In this 3-part series, we argue
that a disregard of how racism manifests in pain research practices perpetuates pain …

Chronic pain is experienced unequally by different population groups; we outline examples
from the pain literature of inequities related to gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic and …

Science and medicine have a long and troubling history of reinforcing racist, antiethnic, and
sexist attitudes and beliefs, as well as ignoring and mistreating marginalized people. In their …

Experiences of racism occur across a continuum from denial of services to more subtle forms
of discrimination and exact a significant toll. These multilevel systems of oppression …

Remote health monitoring (RHM) technologies (eg, wearables, smart phones, embedded
sensors, and telehealth platforms) offer significant opportunities to improve health and …

Racialized disparities in chronic pain care are well-documented and persist despite national
priorities focused on health equity. Similar disparities have been observed in patient …

Psychologists have an ethical responsibility to advance health equity and can play a
significant role in improving health care experiences for families racialized as Black …

There are numerous, well-established racial disparities in the management of pain. The
degree to which these are evident at the stage of conducting clinical trials is unknown. To …