Among older adults, persistent musculoskeletal pain is highly prevalent, with rates ranging
from 40% to 60%. 1 Multisite pain contributes to significant disability among older adults. 2 …

A growing body of literature suggests that chronic-pain patients suffer from problems in
various neuropsychological domains, including executive functioning. In order to better …

This study examined the association between pain characteristics and the incidence of
functional disability among community-dwelling older adults. This prospective cohort study …

Objective To examine whether compared with a program without increased physical activity,
an intervention program with increased physical activity can prevent the development of …

This systematic review analyzed available literature on functional brain alterations in low
back pain (LBP) measured with electroencephalography (EEG), as until now evidence …

This study examines the importance of length of follow-up on the association between pain
and incident dementia. Further objective was to characterize pain trajectories in the 27 years …

(1) Background: The present study aimed to examine physical, cognitive and emotional
factors affecting falls in community-dwelling older adults with and without pain;(2) Methods …

Background Pain is a dynamic experience that varies over time, but it remains unknown
whether trajectories of pain are associated with subsequent cognitive decline. The purpose …

Children and adults with sickle cell disease (SCD) are at risk for neuropsychological deficits;
however, the neurocognitive functioning of adults with SCD and related comorbidities has …

Objective A mixed‐methods, randomized controlled trial comparing short‐and long‐term
chiropractic care and exercise therapy for spinal disability in older adults found no between …