Slower gait speed has previously been shown to be associated with mortality in aging pop- ulations, based on a single measure of gait speed,1–3 but repeated measures of g [...]

Neuropsychological tests are essential for assessing cognitive function, but floor and ceiling effects, summary score limitations, and longitudinal censoring reduce accur [...]

This study examined whether Thai women’s expectations of childbirth are being met and how expectations, self‑efficacy, and fear of childbirth influence satisfaction with [...]

Many elderly people are affected by a decline in cognitive abilities as they age. While commonly linked to general aging processes, this decline can indicate disease. Cog [...]

The purpose of this study is to identify and contextualize the main risk factors of congenital syphilis (CS) among persons diagnosed with any stage of syphilis during pre [...]

Symptom cluster research in cancer has linked reports of cognitive problems, depression, and fatigue, along with sleep disturbance, anxiety, and pain in a psychoneurolo [...]

Socialization is an essential part of healthy aging. Still, due to normal changes in health and lifestyle, elderly individuals are at increased risk of becoming lonely—a [...]

ADHD has been associated with increased preference for smaller, immediate rewards over larger, later rewards (heightened delayed reward discounting), which is often inter [...]

This dissertation examined the pharmaco-epidemiology of non-CF bronchiectasis and the use of inhaled antibiotics in routine US care using longitudinal administrative clai [...]