Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) has increasingly been incorporated into studies examining cognitive function in people with diabetes. This scoping review systematically maps how CGM has been applied in cognitive research among individuals with diabetes to characterize current methodological approaches, identify key...
Jeeyeon Kim, Jayeong Kim, Heather E. Cuevas et al.· Current Diabetes Reports· 0 citations
In daily life, people often ignore feelings of fatigue to meet cognitive demands. This ‘fatigue override’ is the ability to maintain performance despite feeling tired. In both clinical and non-clinical samples, we examined whether better performance (i.e., faster processing speed) or high fatigue levels in precedin...
R. Hernandez, S. Schneider, C. Hoogendoorn et al.· Communications Psychology· 0 citations
Chronic low back pain (CLBP) is a frequent clinical complaint in people with multiple sclerosis (pwMS); however, its prevalence is inconsistently reported, and its impact remains poorly characterized. This cross-sectional nationwide survey aimed to determine the proportion of pwMS who report CLBP and examine its associ...
Abbas Tabatabaei, Jacob J Sosnoff, Anna L. Kratz· Journal of Pain· 0 citations
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