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Regional Disparities and Divergent Trends in Geriatric Headache, Neck Pain, and Low Back Pain Across Asia-Europe Regions Related to the Belt and Road Corridor.
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IntroductionPain is a common geriatric syndrome that substantially affects the quality of life of older adults and imposes substantial socioeconomic burdens. This study systematically analyzes the disease burden of geriatric headache, neck pain, and low back pain, including their changing trends, among people aged 60 years and older in core geographic regions in Asia and Europe related to the Belt and Road corridor, which include East Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East and North Africa, and Central and Eastern Europe.MethodsFor the period 1990-2023, this population-based secondary analysis covered the same core geographic regions in Asia and Europe related to the Belt and Road corridor as described in the Introduction
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