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Pain|May 17, 2003
The social context of gastrointestinal cancer pain: a preliminary study examining the relation of patient pain catastrophizing to patient perceptions of social support and caregiver stress and negative responsesFrancis J Keefe, Isaac Lipkus, John C Lefebvre, et al.Biomaterials|December 19, 2012
Screening nonspecific interactions of peptides without background interferenceAndrew J Keefe, Kyle B Caldwell, Ann K Nowinski, et al.Aging Clinical and Experimental Research|February 16, 2010
Racial differences in gait mechanics associated with knee osteoarthritisErshela L Sims, Francis J Keefe, Virginia B Kraus, et al.Acta Crystallographica. Section D, Biological Crystallography|January 28, 2012
Global radiation damage at 300 and 260 K with dose rates approaching 1 MGy s⁻¹Matthew Warkentin, Ryan Badeau, Jesse B Hopkins, et al.Complementary Therapies in Medicine|August 16, 2015
A supplemental report to a randomized cluster trial of a 20-week Sun-style Tai Chi for osteoarthritic knee pain in elders with cognitive impairmentPao-Feng Tsai, Jason Y Chang, Cornelia Beck, et al.The Journal of Pain|April 10, 2018
Self-Efficacy for Pain Communication Moderates the Relation Between Ambivalence Over Emotional Expression and Pain Catastrophizing Among Patients With OsteoarthritisAlyssa N Van Denburg, Rebecca A Shelby, David S Caldwell, et al.Arthritis Care & Research|April 17, 2012
Self-efficacy and pain catastrophizing in systemic lupus erythematosus: relationship to pain, stiffness, fatigue, and psychological distressTamara J Somers, Preethi C Kurakula, Lisa Criscione-Schreiber, et al.Journal of Women & Aging|February 26, 2010
Sex differences in biomechanics associated with knee osteoarthritisErshela L Sims, Julie M Carland, Francis J Keefe, et al.Journal of Synchrotron Radiation|December 21, 2012
Global radiation damage: temperature dependence, time dependence and how to outrun itMatthew Warkentin, Jesse B Hopkins, Ryan Badeau, et al.Annals of Emergency Medicine|November 1, 1996
Concurrent use of cocaine and alcohol by patients treated in the emergency departmentV W Vanek, H I Dickey-White, S A Signs, et al.Pageof 267