Association between usual alcohol consumption and risk of falls in middle-aged and older Chinese adults

BMC Geriatrics

Table 3 Risk of falls associated with alcohol consumption level

alcohol consumption (g/day)	ORs(95%CIs) in longitudinal analysis (n = 11,667)	ORs(95%CIs) in cross-sectional analysis (n = 12,910)
0	Ref	Ref
5	1.05(1.01,1.09)	1.03(1.00,1.06)
10	1.09(1.01,1.18)	1.06(1.01,1.12)
20	1.17(1.03,1.32)	1.13(1.02,1.26)
30	1.21(1.04,1.42)	1.19(1.02,1.38)
40	1.24(1.04,1.46)	1.22(1.03,1.45)
50	1.24(1.05,1.47)	1.24(1.03,1.48)

^a Bold values indicate P < 0.05
^b The model adjusted for all variables in Table 1 including age, gender, IADL, pain, education, residence, marital status, comorbidities, handgrip strength, smoking status, depression, self-reported sleep duration, daytime napping, BMI

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