David Redden is a Senior Professor at the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine. His research focuses on health sciences, public health, and medicine, with specific interests in osteoarthritis, chronic pain management, and knee osteoarthritis. His recent work examines how neighborhood deprivation impacts sit-to-stand performance in middle-aged and older adults, the role of knee health in mobility across the healthspan, and behavioral and psychosocial protective factors predicting lower brain age in adults with or at risk of knee osteoarthritis. He has also investigated epidemic preparedness and vaccine equity, interprofessional attitudes in undergraduate medical education, and the influence of verbal instructions on self-selected walking speed in younger and older adults. His publications span venues including Brain Communications, Healthcare, and BMC Medical Education.
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