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This study investigates whether self-reported nutritional status affects falling among middle-aged and older adults. We used 8-year follow-up data from the Taiwan Longitudinal Study on Aging. At baseline, respondents' appetite, changes in amount of food intake, and eating difficulties were assessed in a questionnaire-based survey in addition to anthropometric measurements (body mass index, mid-arm circumferences, and involuntary body weight loss). Their associations with falls in the follow-up were examined using multivariable log-bino
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