October 2, 2025Journal of Primary Care & Community HealthOpen Access

Beyond Chronological Age: Active Ageing Index, Social Class, and Economic Realities of Rural Karnataka, India

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Active ageing significantly correlates with social class, highlighting the need for tailored public health policies.
53.5% of older adults achieved Good AAI scores, while 40.3% had Moderate levels, indicating diverse challenges.
Community-based cross-sectional study employed chi-square tests to assess associations between AAI and sociodemographic factors.
Economic indicators revealed that older women face greater security risks, emphasizing the need for gender-sensitive interventions.

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals significant associations of the Active Ageing Index with social class and economic indicators. Gender disparities affect security for elderly women.

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Mandal et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals significant associations of the Active Ageing Index with social class and economic indicators. Gender disparities affect security for elderly women.

Beyond Chronological Age: Active Ageing Index, Social Class, and Economic Realities of Rural Karnataka, India

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Beyond Chronological Age: Active Ageing Index, Social Class, and Economic Realities of Rural Karnataka, India

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