Cognitive impairment has been linked to reduced self-reporting of pain. However, it is
unclear whether the various cognitive functions are similarly and/or independently …

Cognitive impairment has been linked to reduced self-reporting of pain. However, it is
unclear whether the various cognitive functions are similarly and/or independently …

Chronic pain is a debilitating condition associated with biopsychosocial consequences.
Subjective reports by chronic pain patients and objective empirical research have …

Older adults frequently report pain; cross-sectional studies have shown that pain is
associated with worse cognitive function. However, longitudinal studies are lacking. We …

Objective The present study aimed to determine whether specific cognitive domains part of
the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) are significantly lower in community-dwelling …

Background. Pain related to many age-related chronic conditions is a burdensome problem
in elderly adults and may also interfere with cognitive functioning. The purpose of this study …

Background No studies have examined the longitudinal association between the
persistence of pain and its relationship to cognitive problems in older adults. The objective of …

The current study was part of a larger study where the overarching purpose was to design a
daily measure of everyday cognitive performance. The current investigation examined the …

The finding of a potential association between pain and cognitive decline is limited to a few
cross-sectional studies with relatively samples. We therefore aimed to investigate whether …

Objective Pain and cognitive impairment are prevalent and often co-occur in older adults.
Because pain may negatively affect cognitive test performance, identification of pain in the …