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Pain phenotype trajectories and links to family relationship quality among black older adults.

The journal of pain - 1 Sept 2025

Woods Sarah B, Roberson Patricia N E, Thakur Bhaskar, Sola-Odeseye Zureyat, Udezi Victoria, Wood Beatrice, Booker Staja

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Given persistent pain disparities experienced by older Black adults, understanding associations between family relationships and how chronic pain unfolds during aging has important clinical implications. This study aims to identify distinct longitudinal pain phenotype trajectories and whether these are associated with family relationship quality among older Black Americans. We included Black participants (N=2586;...

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PMID: 40602739
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpain.2025.105484
PMCID: PMC12776617

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