Mohsen Bazargan

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Research Professor

University of Arkansas

Also affiliated: Southern Illinois University Carbondale (2004); Boston University (2005); Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (2017–2023); Amazon (United States) (2017); Kaiser Permanente (2021); Tarbiat Modares University (2010); University of California, Los Angeles (2005–2024); The University of Melbourne (2023); Xavier University of Louisiana (1992–1993); University of California, Irvine (2021); University of Michigan (2020); UCLA Health (2017–2022); University of California System (2017); St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne (2023); Frauenklinik an der Elbe (2013–2021); Office of Minority Health (2006); Ministry of Health and Medical Education (2010); Immunosciences Lab (United States) (2005); Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science (1994–2026); University of California, Berkeley (2005)

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46 h-index 254 pubs 7,651 cited

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Mohsen Bazargan is a Research Professor at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. His research has focused on health disparities and outcomes, particularly within diverse and underserved populations. He has investigated factors influencing medical mistrust, the awareness and completion of advance directives, and the utilization of telehealth services among older African Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic.

His work also explores the impact of social determinants on health and achievement. This includes examining the role of race, school urbanity, and parental education in the Black-White achievement gap, as well as the relationship between parental educational attainment and reading ability in children. Bazargan has also studied the multi-dimensional impact of chronic low back pain among underserved African American and Latino older adults and explored hope, optimism, gratitude, and well-being among minority college students in health professions.

Bazargan's scholarship metrics indicate a substantial body of work, with an h-index of 46, 254 total publications, and 7,588 total citations. He leads a research group and has been recognized as a highly cited researcher. He has recently been active in research, with his most recent publication in 2026.