Frontiers in Public Health
Pain with depressive symptoms linked to later disability
After adjustment, co-occurring symptoms were linked to 3.15 times the odds of disability in the US cohort and 3.00 times in Mexico, versus neither symptom.After adjustment, co-occurring symptoms were linked to 3.15 times the odds of disability in the US cohort and 3.00 times in Mexico, versus neither symptom.
Accepted, not yet published: cohort studyPain
Who was studiedMiddle-aged and older adults, against adults with neither symptom
What changedAdults with pain and depressive symptoms had 3.15 times the odds of later disability versus neither symptom in the US
The catchAssessing symptoms at two time points could misclassify fluctuating pain–depression co-occurrence