September 10, 2025Open Access

The Relationship Between Motoric Cognitive Risk Syndrome and All-Cause Mortality in Older People: findings from CHARLS 2011–2023

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Observational analysis reveals a significant link between MCR and all-cause mortality in older adults, suggesting urgent intervention needs.

The study found a significant association between motoric cognitive risk syndrome and all-cause mortality in older individuals.
Among 6,304 older participants, 15.5% died, with a higher death rate of 20.9% in the MCR group compared to 13.4% in the non-MCR group.
Using a Cox proportional hazards model, MCR was linked to a higher risk of mortality, showing an HR of 1.54.
This study supports the notion that MCR may serve as an important marker for mortality risk in aging populations.

Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis reveals a significant link between MCR and all-cause mortality in older adults, suggesting urgent intervention needs.