Participants needed for our study on pain and weight loss surgery.
See if you qualifyThe I-TRIP Lab at NYU studies why chronic pain and movement loss affect some communities more than others. Then we put that research to work for the people who need it most.
One stride. Six moments. This is what the lab measures.
Our research is peer-reviewed and rigorous. We study pain in the people most affected by it. We don’t leave anyone out.
We make research work for real life. Our findings are built to be used, not just published. Because everyone deserves access to information about their own health.
Pain changes the way you move. We study that connection. Our goal is to help you understand your pain and get back to moving the way you want to.
What happens to widespread pain after bariatric surgery in Black and Hispanic/Latino adults? We’re following people for six months to find out.
Chronic pain can limit how people with blindness and low vision move through the world. Providers rarely ask about it. We’re studying that gap.
Racial and weight discrimination show up in the body as real pain. Our research documents this. Equity belongs at the center of pain care.
The Journal of Pain, 2024 · I-TRIP Lab
Talks, explainer videos, community events, and printable flyers you can share with your family, your clinic, or your congregation.
I-TRIP Insiders is our free quarterly newsletter. Plain-language updates on pain research. Evidence-based interventions. Ways to get involved. Sign up and we will also send you our one-page guide to take to your next visit.
We want to work with people who care about equity, community safety, and movement in pain care. Reach out. Let’s connect.
