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Karlene K. Ball

University Professor

University of Alabama at Birmingham

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

School of Medicine

Neurobiology

the Graduate School

Karlene K. Ball is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences University Professor at University of Alabama At Birmingham.

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University of Alabama at Birmingham

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Impact of Cognitive Training on Claims‐Based Diagnosed Dementia Over 20 Years: Evidence From the Active Study. Alzheimer s & Dementia Translational Research & Clinical Interventions (2026)

psychiatrycognitive impairmentneurorehabilitationalzheimer's diseasedementiageriatric neurology

Association of Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline in the Active Longitudinal Study. Innovation in Aging (2025)

aging processcognitive impairmentneuroscience of aginghearing losslongitudinal studiesageingauditory sciencecognitive scienceexperimental gerontologyhearing research

Chronic Pain and Subjective Memory Problems Are Dynamic Risk Factors for Functional Decline: An Active Longitudinal Study. Experimental Gerontology (2025)

pain therapypsychiatrymemory losscognitive impairmentmemorychronic painsubjective memory problemsactive longitudinal studypsychologyrehabilitationpain researchsymptom management

Hypertension Self-Management and Stroke Recovery Among Rural Adults in the Stroke Belt: A Mixed-Methods Study. medRxiv (2025)

rural healthstroke recoverystrokeneurorehabilitationhypertension self-managementstroke rehabilitationhypertensionblood pressurestroke-related conditionstroke beltneurologyrehabilitationrecovery

Sensory and Cognitive Contributions to Everyday Functioning in Later Life: The Role of Social Determinants of Health Over Time. International Psychogeriatrics (2025)

psychiatrymidlife healthmental healthsocial determinants of healthmind-body connectionpsychologydevelopmental psychology

Subjective Memory Problems and Everyday Function in Older Adults With and Without Chronic Pain. Journal of Pain (2025)

Tyler BellNathalie GiderGeorge W. RebokMichael CroweKarlene BallGail E. WallaceSheila BlackKelsey ThomasCynthia FelixJeanine ParisiCaitlin Northcutt

everyday functionolder adultschronic painsubjective memory problemshealth sciencespain researchpain management

The Impact of Sleep Disturbance and Depression on Participation in Rehabilitation Programs: A Scoping Review. Open Science Framework (2025)

sleepmental healthoccupational therapydepressionrehabilitationsleep disorders

A 2-Year Longitudinal Randomized Control Trial of Speed of Processing Cognitive Training in Aging Adults With Hiv-Associated Neurocognitive Disorder: Results of the Think Fast Study. AIDS and Behavior (2024)

David E. VancePariya L. FazeliAndres AzueroJennifer S. FrankVirginia G. WadleyJames L. RaperCaitlin N. PopeKarlene K. Ball

hivbehavioral researchbehavior therapyageingcontrol trialcognitive neurosciencecognitive rehabilitationapplied cognitive psychologybehavioral sciencesneuropsychologyrehabilitationhiv-associated neurocognitive disorderhuman cognitioncognitive psychologyneuropsychological rehabilitationcognitive trainingthink fast studyneuroscience of agingneurorehabilitationcognitive therapygeriatric psychiatrypsychology

A 2-Year, Randomized, Clinical Trial Examining the Effects of Speed of Processing Cognitive Training on Quality-Of-Life Indicators in Adults With Hiv-Associated Neurocognitive Disorder in Birmingham, Alabama: Results of the Think Fast Study. Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (2024)

David E VancePariya L FazeliAndres AzueroJennifer S FrankVirginia G WadleyJames L RaperCaitlin N PopeAlexandra JacobKarlene K Ball

hivcognitive trainingmedicineapplied cognitive psychologystrategic studiesneurosciencehiv-associated neurocognitive disorderneuropsychologyquality-of-life indicatorspublic healthcognitive neurosciencequality of life

A Quantitative Study to Assess Cardiovascular Risks Among Older African American Women Living in Rural Black Belt Areas of Alabama. Public Health Nursing (2024)

Mudasir AndrabiBetty KeyMarqus FranciscoMatthews JeremiahMercy MumbaKavita RadhakrishnanKarlene Ball

health services researchrespiratory medicinehealth risk assessmentrural healthgeriatricspopulation healthquantitative science studiescardiovascular risksnursing studiespublic healthdisease risk assessmentepidemiologyquantitative studywomen's healthnursing researchpopulation agingsocial epidemiologynursing sciencehealth sciences

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Karlene K. Ball

University Professor

University of Alabama at Birmingham

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

School of Medicine

Neurobiology

the Graduate School

Karlene K. Ball is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences University Professor at University of Alabama At Birmingham.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Karlene K. Ball

University of Alabama at Birmingham

University Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impact of Cognitive Training on Claims‐Based Diagnosed Dementia Over 20 Years: Evidence From the Active Study. Alzheimer s & Dementia Translational Research & Clinical Interventions (2026)

psychiatrycognitive impairmentneurorehabilitationalzheimer's diseasedementiageriatric neurology

Association of Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline in the Active Longitudinal Study. Innovation in Aging (2025)

aging processcognitive impairmentneuroscience of aginghearing losslongitudinal studiesageingauditory sciencecognitive scienceexperimental gerontologyhearing research

Chronic Pain and Subjective Memory Problems Are Dynamic Risk Factors for Functional Decline: An Active Longitudinal Study. Experimental Gerontology (2025)

pain therapypsychiatrymemory losscognitive impairmentmemorychronic painsubjective memory problemsactive longitudinal studypsychologyrehabilitationpain researchsymptom management

Hypertension Self-Management and Stroke Recovery Among Rural Adults in the Stroke Belt: A Mixed-Methods Study. medRxiv (2025)

rural healthstroke recoverystrokeneurorehabilitationhypertension self-managementstroke rehabilitationhypertensionblood pressurestroke-related conditionstroke beltneurologyrehabilitationrecovery

Sensory and Cognitive Contributions to Everyday Functioning in Later Life: The Role of Social Determinants of Health Over Time. International Psychogeriatrics (2025)

psychiatrymidlife healthmental healthsocial determinants of healthmind-body connectionpsychologydevelopmental psychology

Subjective Memory Problems and Everyday Function in Older Adults With and Without Chronic Pain. Journal of Pain (2025)

Tyler BellNathalie GiderGeorge W. RebokMichael CroweKarlene BallGail E. WallaceSheila BlackKelsey ThomasCynthia FelixJeanine ParisiCaitlin Northcutt

everyday functionolder adultschronic painsubjective memory problemshealth sciencespain researchpain management

The Impact of Sleep Disturbance and Depression on Participation in Rehabilitation Programs: A Scoping Review. Open Science Framework (2025)

sleepmental healthoccupational therapydepressionrehabilitationsleep disorders

David E. VancePariya L. FazeliAndres AzueroJennifer S. FrankVirginia G. WadleyJames L. RaperCaitlin N. PopeKarlene K. Ball

David E VancePariya L FazeliAndres AzueroJennifer S FrankVirginia G WadleyJames L RaperCaitlin N PopeAlexandra JacobKarlene K Ball

A Quantitative Study to Assess Cardiovascular Risks Among Older African American Women Living in Rural Black Belt Areas of Alabama. Public Health Nursing (2024)

Mudasir AndrabiBetty KeyMarqus FranciscoMatthews JeremiahMercy MumbaKavita RadhakrishnanKarlene Ball

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