Persistent musculoskeletal pain and subsequent falls in China: Evidence from CHARLS with exploratory frailty mediation analyses

In middle-aged and older Chinese adults, MSP increases fall risk, particularly with ongoing pain. Frailty might partly explain this risk, indicating the importance of combining pain management with anti-frailty measures for fall prevention.

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Experimental Gerontology
Published
2025-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.exger.2025.113005
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Frailty in Older Adults
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Persistent musculoskeletal pain and subsequent falls in China: Evidence from CHARLS with exploratory frailty mediation analyses

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Abstract

In middle-aged and older Chinese adults, MSP increases fall risk, particularly with ongoing pain. Frailty might partly explain this risk, indicating the importance of combining pain management with anti-frailty measures for fall prevention.

Experimental GerontologyVol. 213
Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (CN)
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