Background Central nervous system (CNS) medications are linked to higher morbidity and
mortality in older adults. Hospitalization allows for deprescribing opportunities. This …

Background Older adults are often prescribed medications that are potentially dangerous
and geriatricians have specialized training in treating polypharmacy that may benefit these …

This systematic review aimed to examine whether higher comorbidity burden, as assessed
by comorbidity indices, was associated with a functional autonomy decline in individuals …

BackgroundMultimorbidity, the presence of two or more health conditions, has been
identified as a possible risk factor for clinical dementia. It is unclear whether this is due to …

Background Despite the growing prevalence of older adults with inflammatory bowel
diseases (IBD), polypharmacy, an important geriatric construct, is poorly understood. We …

Introduction Anticholinergic medications are known to cause adverse cognitive effects in
community-dwelling older adults and medical inpatients, including dementia. The …

Aims The management of overactive bladder (OAB) involves lifestyle changes and
conservative measures in the first instance with the use of liquid/dietary advice, weight loss …

Introduction: Pharmacotherapy in older adults with personality disorders (PDs) can be even
more complicated compared to younger adults, because older adults stand at risk for …

Urinary incontinence (UI) is defined as the involuntary loss of urine. It is common, under-
reported, and morbid. More so in older adults than in younger adults, urinary incontinence …

Introduction: Overactive bladder (OAB) affects 27% of women in the UK with an adverse
impact on quality of life. Medical treatment with anticholinergics has a high discontinuation …