Pain severity

Biomarker

3 papers study it91 more mention it1 finding

Humans3

Associations

Stride length

downin humans1

1 study

Pain severity is associated with stride length in humans (β = -0.336, p = 0.041).
“Higher pain severities were associated with shorter stride lengths (β = -0.336, p = 0.041)”
Humansn = 43
Pain severity, distribution, and duration are associated with spatiotemporal gait performance in community-dwelling older adults with chronic musculoskeletal pain
Gait & postureMay 16, 2023

Funding

1 grant since 2020

National Institute on AgingUS$367.2k

Chronic Pain Severity, Biomarkers of Dementia, and Ethnic/Race Group Differences: Predicting Alzheimer's Disease Vulnerabilities
National Institute on AgingUniversity of FloridaUS$367.2k2016–2024

Latest

30 papers in 12 months

Research SquareOct 17

Pain changes linked to osteoarthritis risk in older adults

An observational analysis of 67,374 adults aged 50 or older across five cohorts linked developing or recovering from pain to later osteoarthritis risk.An observational analysis of 67,374 adults aged 50 or older across five cohorts linked developing or recovering from pain to later osteoarthritis risk.

Preprint: cohort · 67,374 peopleHip osteoarthritis

Paper

PainSep 29

Chronic pain is linked to an advanced cognitive age pattern

A meta-analysis found moderate cognitive deficits (g = -0.48) in chronic pain, and UK Biobank participants with four or more pain sites showed advanced cognitive age.A meta-analysis found moderate cognitive deficits (g = -0.48) in chronic pain, and UK Biobank participants with four or more pain sites showed advanced cognitive age.

Study of 37,139 peopleChronic pain

Paper

Journal of the American Geriatrics SocietySep 18