Race Matters in Pain Medicine

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RACE MATTERS IN PAIN MEDICINE: Resulting in the critical under medication of African Americans, who must "LIVE" with unbearable Chronic Pain; and the severe over medication of White Americans, which became a cause of the Opioid Crisis. Jackson Dunbar, Esq. -- A successful serial Entrepreneur and Family Man suffers from Chronic Pain caused by a car accident and failed back surgery. During his journey to become healthy, provide for his family and fight Chronic Pain; he discovered stark inequities in Pain Medicine that impact Men, Women and Children. A strong believer in Self-Help, Jackson Dunbar Esq. applied solutions-focused "Business Logic" to his own health - the results; he was able to Make Money, Lose 90lbs. and Thrive in Chronic Pain. His strategies are contained in this book for every Chronic Pain patient, Caregiver or Medical/Behavioral Health professionals to explore.

Race Matters in Pain Medicine

Race Matters in Pain Medicine by Jackson Dunbar

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