Alcohol use disorder, but not current alcohol use is associated with falls among people with HIV in care

Among PWH, 22% reported falling, which was associated with AUD, but not current alcohol use, suggesting that a mechanism other than acute intoxication could be responsible. Further longitudinal research is warranted to explore mechanisms for why AUD, but not current alcohol use, is associated with falls.

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AIDS
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2025-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.1097/qad.0000000000004317
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HIV-related health complications and treatments
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Alcohol use disorder, but not current alcohol use is associated with falls among people with HIV in care

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Alcohol use disorder, but not current alcohol use is associated with falls among people with HIV in care

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Abstract

Among PWH, 22% reported falling, which was associated with AUD, but not current alcohol use, suggesting that a mechanism other than acute intoxication could be responsible. Further longitudinal research is warranted to explore mechanisms for why AUD, but not current alcohol use, is associated with falls.

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