Sporadic and chronic fatigue are common, but an underlying etiology is identified in only up
to 10% of cases. Under-reporting makes fatigue's prevalence unknown. Some estimate up to …

Because fatigue is so prevalent in the elderly (70%), 1 it is included as a specific topic in this
publication on successful aging. It is presented so that the primary care physician may help …

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The American Geriatrics Society, with support from the National Institute on Aging and the
John A. Hartford Foundation, held its fifth Bedside‐to‐Bench research conference,“Idiopathic …

Fatigue, best described as an overwhelming feeling of tiredness and exhaustion, occurs in
the context of various neurological diseases. The high prevalence of fatigue as either a …

Fatigue is a nonspecific symptom because it can be indicative of many causes or conditions
including physiological states such as sleep deprivation or excessive muscular activity; …

A handy reference guide to living with fatigue! Medical Etiology, Assessment, and Treatment
of Chronic Fatigue and Malaise: Clinical Differentiation and Intervention is the single …

Objectives: Although fatigue is experienced by everyone, its definition and classification
remains under debate. Methods: A review of the previously published data on fatigue …

Fatigue, or “a feeling of tiredness or weariness”(Thomas, 1993), is one of the most common
complaints reported to primary care physicians (Walker, Katon, & Jemelka, 1993; Kroenke …

As discussed throughout this book, fatigue is not a unitary concept in terms of its definition or
measurement. Over the twentieth century, it became clear that fatigue was viewed as both a …