Questions about Frailty
Can sensors detect frailty in retired adults aged 65 and older?
Yes, sensors can detect frailty in retired adults aged 65+ by measuring gait, balance, grip strength, and other physiological signals, with studies showing high accuracy.
Full answer →Is prediabetes linked to a higher chance of developing frailty?
Yes, prediabetes is linked to a higher chance of developing frailty in adults aged 50 and older, according to a large pooled analysis of longitudinal studies.
Full answer →Can higher alpha-Klotho levels help lower the risk of frailty?
Yes, higher alpha-Klotho levels are linked to lower frailty risk, with a meta-analysis showing 39% lower odds of frailty per unit increase.
Full answer →Does frailty make adults with cancer more likely to feel depressed?
Yes, frailty significantly increases the likelihood of depression in adults with cancer, with frail patients having nearly six times higher odds of depressive symptoms.
Full answer →All Frailty Articles
- Mini review argues immunosenescence framework may unify frailty and multimorbidity in later life
- Systematic review and meta-analysis on frailty and delirium after TAVR
- Meta-analysis of digital health interventions for frailty and sarcopenia in older adults
- Frailty is associated with increased prevalence of depressive symptoms in adults with cancer
- Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Links α-Klotho to Frailty and Bone Health in Aging
- Meta-analysis shows exercise interventions impact TNF-alpha but not IL-6 or CRP in older adults
- Prediabetes Associated With Higher Incidence of Frailty and Functional Deficits in Adults Aged 50 Years or Older
- Perioperative multicomponent exercise rehabilitation reduces postoperative complications in frail elderly patients undergoing surgery
- Frailty shows strong positive association with depression in older adults with coronary heart disease
- Multimodal sensor-based framework detects frailty in retired adults aged 65+ in primary care
- Exercise training improves multiple outcomes in frail older adults with heart failure
- Exercise reduces complications and improves function in frail elderly cancer patients on chemotherapy
- Qualitative study finds older adults support development of food-based frailty supplement
- Older adults with fewer than 20 teeth have 3.6 times higher odds of frailty in meta-analysis
- Exercise training improves physical performance and handgrip strength in frail nursing home residents
- Observational study links frailty index and neuroimaging markers to dementia risk in UK Biobank cohort
- Meta-analysis links higher ultra-processed food intake to increased frailty risk in older adults