Editorial on Critical Discovery
Critical discovery uniquely, judiciously, and analytically examines cultural and structural mechanisms of pain inequities, centers the perspectives of people with lived experiences with chronic pain, applies the intersectionality framework in real-time or “realistically”, and develops innovative methodologies to interrogate the impact of social and political determinants of health on pain.
Dr. Star Booker, Assistant Professor and affiliate of PRICE, has recently had an editorial highlighted in Gait and Posture.
In their editorial, Advancing critical discovery of novel approaches to understanding and eliminating pain inequities; Dr. Booker, alongside Drs. Calia Morais and Ericka Merriwether, sought to better support critical discovery, which, despite a renewed focus on pain disparities, remains an opportunity and necessity when it comes to research in chronic pain.
View the editorial here
Ohrbach Visits UF
Dr. Richard Ohrbach, well-versed researcher, dentist and pain expert, as well as distinguished Professor at the #universityatbuffalo, visited The University of Florida this past week to provide both guidance as well as a demonstration in identifying temporomandibular disorder (TMD)
Dr. Ohrbach has published over 120 works throughout his career and is a member of the International Association of Dental Research, The American Academy of Pain Management and the American Pain Society.
For more information on Richardt Ohrbach and his accomplishments as one of the world’s leading physicians, click here.
