Cost-effectiveness analysis of low bone mass prevention in Chinese older men with excessive alcohol consumption: a modelling study

Key Points

• Cost-effective prevention strategies improve skeletal health for older men with excessive alcohol consumption, reducing burdens.
• The analysis suggests that early initiation of screening could improve outcomes for this population.
• Assessment of prevention strategies highlights the economic viability of addressing bone health in older Chinese men.
• Findings emphasize the importance of targeted interventions to alleviate humanistic and financial burdens in healthcare.