Accidental falls

2 papers1 finding

1 lab in 1 country

Humans2

Associations

1

Stroke

upin humans1OR 1.37

1 study

Accidental falls raise the risk of stroke in humans (adjusted OR: 1.37, 95 % CI: 1.02-1.84).
“Participants with fall history exhibited a 37 % higher risk of incident stroke compared to non-fallers (adjusted OR: 1.37, 95 % CI: 1.02-1.84).”
Humansin middle-aged and older adults with possible sarcopenian = 4,605
Fall history and risk of incident stroke in middle-aged and older adults with possible sarcopenia: A longitudinal cohort study based on CHARLS
Experimental gerontologyJul 16, 2025

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Experimental GerontologyJul 19

Fall history and risk of incident stroke in middle-aged and older adults with possible sarcopenia: A longitudinal cohort study based on CHARLS

Cohort study of 4,605 peopleSarcopenia

Quality of Life ResearchAug 1

Neuropsychological and psychiatric outcomes among community-dwelling young Chinese older adults affected by falls in the past year with and without vision impairment

Cross-sectional study of 668 peopleCognitive impairment