Pain Intensity Moderates the Relationship Between Age and Pain Interference in Chronic Orofacial Pain Patients.
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| Abstract | :  BACKGROUND/STUDY CONTEXT: Chronic pain is associated with increased interference in daily functioning that becomes more pronounced as pain intensity increases. Based on previous research showing that older adults maintain well-being in the face of pain as well as or better than their younger counterparts, the current study examined the interaction of age and pain intensity on interference in a sample of chronic orofacial pain patients. | 
| Year of Publication | :  0 | 
| Journal | :  Experimental aging research | 
| Volume | :  41 | 
| Issue | :  4 | 
| Number of Pages | :  463-74 | 
| Date Published | :  2015 | 
| ISSN Number | :  0361-073X | 
| URL | :  https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/0361073X.2015.1053770 | 
| DOI | :  10.1080/0361073X.2015.1053770 | 
| Short Title | :  Exp Aging Res | 
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