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May 2020
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How do gender and racial biases affect people's ability to meaningfully address pain?  How are healthcare providers responding?  We hear stories and insights from patients, providers, and public health experts.
 
Produced by BloodStream Media
 
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Special thanks to our participants:
 
Dr. Benjamin Ozanne
Dr. Kim Smith-Whitley
Nore Davis
Christie VanHorne
Tyreak Powell
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