Emergent work suggests that sleep is a robust biobehavioral predictor of pain; however, it
remains unclear how sleep is prospectively linked to pain on a day-to-day basis among …

Cross-sectional research in clinical samples, as well as experimental studies in healthy
adults, suggests that the experiences of pain and sleep are bi-directionally connected …

Objective To examine the relationship between sleep disturbance and pain over a 14-year
period. Methods This study used data from the 2002–2016 waves of the Health and …

Chronic pain, sleep problems, and psychological distress (PD) can be disabling conditions
and previous research has shown that they are associated. The nuances of the comorbid …

Background Sleep and health perceptions, such as self-ratings of pain and health are
closely linked. However, the temporal ordering of such associations is not well understood …

Objectives: Because insomnia is a common comorbidity of chronic pain, scientific and
clinical interest in the relationship of pain and sleep has surged in recent years. Although …

Chronic pain, sleep problems, and psychological distress (PD) can be disabling conditions
and previous research has shown that they are associated. The nuances of the comorbid …

Background Older adults with mild cognitive impairment are at an increased risk for
dementia of the Alzheimer's type. These older adults also report poorer sleep and more pain …

Objective Chronic pain and sleep disturbance frequently coexist and often complicate the
course of treatment. Despite the well-established comorbidity, there are no studies that have …

Recent findings from multiple sources have suggested that the experiences of pain and
sleep are intimately connected. Indeed, several reviews have hypothesized strong bi …