Head Injury and Mortality Risk in Community-Dwelling Adults

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In this cohort study of 13 037 community-dwelling adults followed up between 1987 and 2019, all-cause mortality risk was higher among individuals with head injury vs those without. Mortality risk was also associated with having multiple head injuries or moderate, severe, or penetrating head injury.The findings suggest the importance of public health strategies to prevent head injury and targeted clinical interventions aimed at reducing morbidity and mortality.

Of 15 792 ARIC participants initially enrolled, 1957 were ineligible due to self-reported head injury at baseline; 103 participants not of Black or White race and Black participants at the Minnesota and Maryland field centers were excluded due to race-site aliasing; and an additional 695 participants with missing head injury date or covariate data were excluded, resulting in 13 037 eligible participants.

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