It’s finally out! 😭 After so many years of work and with help from so many amazing people, our study on 50 years of reviews on social disparities in pain is here. Check it out!
Over 50 years of research on social disparities in pain and ... : PAIN https://t.co/rcw3nQUizG
So easy to get tempted by that cool new idea. But more sensible (and more difficult) to finish the paper you should be working on now. #PhDchat#ECRchat#postdoc#gradschool#PhDforum
Thank you all for sharing your heartfelt words & stories of Xiaohong. His impact is deeply evident.
In honor of Professor Xu, and to ensure his legacy lives on for future generations, we have established the Xiaohong Xu Memorial Support Endowment Fund. https://t.co/iQEs8UA2E1
I was truly saddened when I heard about Xiaohong's illness. I not only admire his scholarship but also appreciate his community-building efforts for China-focused qual sociologists. Please consider supporting him and his family during this difficult time.
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We need more studies to better understand the effects of sociopolitical contexts on health, including pain and pain management.
Pain risk varies significantly across states, UB study finds https://t.co/4giAitYsA1
🚨New Pub🚨 in Innovation in Aging.
We identified demographic, socioeconomic, geographic, and healthcare-related predictors of chronic multi-year opioid use using the HRS.
Thank you to co-authors @MJhealthecon & Hanna Grol-Prokopczyk!
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How does the prevalence of joint pain vary across US states? What do the educational disparities in joint pain across all 50 states look like? Do state-level sociopolitical contexts matter?
Check out our new paper in @PAINthejournal! https://t.co/Q3vglJDqtf
Big shout out to my fantastic coauthors, @yangyulin0821@AnnaZajacova, Zachery Zimmer, Yuhang Li, and my dearest mentor Hanna Grol-Prokopczyk. How lucky I am to have such an exceptional team of all-stars!
Register for the 27 April SocSIG webinar, Demographic and Sociological Approaches to Population Pain: Trends, Disparities, and the Role of Upstream Factors. This webinar will feature presentations by @AnnaZajacova, Hanna Grol-Prokopczyk, and Adam Hirsh. https://t.co/DapNLUv9pm
We’ll have three emerging scholars sharing their experience in interdisciplinary research and job searching tips. I’ll be the moderator for this webinar. Please join us on April 28!