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Fall deaths among Americans over 65 tripled in 30 years, linked to drug use and aging factors.
Americans over 65 are dying from falls three times more than they were 30 years ago.
Thomas Farley, an epidemiologist, links this to increased use of prescription drugs that cause drowsiness and dizziness.
Other factors include physical impairments, poor eyesight, alcohol use, and home hazards.
Experts suggest changes in death reporting and increased frailty due to medical advancements also contribute to the rise.
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Las muertes por caídas entre los estadounidenses mayores de 65 años se han triplicado en 30 años, relacionadas con el consumo de drogas y factores de envejecimiento.