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The association of perceived discrimination with low back pain
Robert R. Edwards
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Back Pain
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Low Back Pain
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Perceived Discrimination
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Strong Predictor
60%
Discrimination Perception
60%
African American
40%
Physical Health
40%
National Survey
40%
Health Variables
40%
Pain Report
40%
Racial Minority Groups
40%
White Women
20%
United States
20%
Mental Health
20%
African American Women
20%
Poor Mental Health
20%
Mental Health Status
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African American Men
20%
Persistent Pain
20%
Adverse Impact
20%
Physical Health Status
20%
Poor Physical Health
20%
Perceived Pain
20%
Associated Symptoms
20%
Participant Perceptions
20%
No-report
20%
Midlife in the United States (MIDUS)
20%
Midlife Development
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Ethnic Disparities
20%
Pain Conditions
20%
White People
20%
Social Sciences
National Surveys
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Minority Groups
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Mental Health
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Ethnic Group
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Health Status
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USA
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Economic and Social Development
50%
Persistence
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Americans
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