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Arthritic pain among Latinos: Results from a community-based survey
Arthritis Care and Research , 11/02/09
Cheriel C et al. – These findings have important implications for public health policy. The strong interest of Latinos in various arthritis and joint pain management programs could prove to be an important avenue for supporting a population with high levels of arthritic pain and lack of health insurance. These pain management programs are all the more appealing, given the availability of a number of evidence–based, low–cost interventions.
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