Fractures Were Higher In Adult Women (Aged 18 and Older) Than In Men The Same Age

$Bar chart compares fractures in women and men by age: Under 18: Women - 7.1%, Men - 7.3%; Adult (18-64): Women - 9.1%, Men - 6.8%; Mature Adult (65-74): Women - 14.1%, Men - 7.3%; Older Adult (75-84): Women - 16.4%, Men - 6.8%; Aged Adult (85+): Women - 14.5%, Men - 8.1%.$

Fractures Were Higher In Adult Women (Aged 18 and Older) Than In Men The Same Age (PDF, 182 KB)

Source: Network of Patient Safety Databases (NPSD), events reported through December 31, 2021 in the NPSD Falls Spotlight.

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Internet Citation: Fractures Were Higher In Adult Women (Aged 18 and Older) Than In Men The Same Age. Content last reviewed March 2023. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD.
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