Background: Multimorbidity defined as the co-occurrence of two or more chronic conditions
which is very common among older adults. The Aim of this study was to assess the effect of …

Background: The percentage of older persons population with multiple chronic illness is
rising. Older adults with multiple chronic conditions are at higher risk of impairment on …

Background The rise in life expectancy and the share of older population represents the
most significant demographic transformation in the twenty-first century. Increasing longevity …

Objective: Since chronic diseases and multimorbidity require long-term treatment and follow-
up, it brought up the evaluation of the quality of life in the management and follow-up of …

Increase of life expectancy and decreasing the rate of fertility have increased the number of
elderlies worldwide and it has turned ageing population into one of the most important …

Objective: To determine association of quality of life and multimorbidity among geriatric
population of Karachi Pakistan Methods: It was a cross sectional study conducted in district …

Background Multimorbidity among the elderly is a major public health problem in most of the
developing countries, including Bangladesh, where the population is moving towards aging …

Objectives: 1. To define multimorbidity. 2. To present the most common diseases related to
multimorbidity. 3. To discuss the risk factors of multimorbidity. 4. To present the main …

Background Multimorbidity in older adults needs to be assessed as it is a risk factor for
disability, cognitive decline, and mortality. Aims A community-based longitudinal study was …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: Globally, multimorbidity has attracted considerable attention in
recent years. In resource-poor settings, the elderly bears the highest burden of chronic …