Observational study reveals varied fall risks associated with BMI in older adults, suggesting tailored prevention strategies.
Intercontinental and international variations were observed in the relationship between BMI and falls among adults aged 55 and older. While higher BMI was linked to increased fall risk in some populations, these associations varied by body composition and country, suggesting the need for culturally tailored fall prevention strategies among older persons.
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