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March 12, 20243 citationsOpen Access

Preventing Functional Decline with Age: Biomarkers and Best Practices

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MHMatthew HalmaPMPaul E. Marik

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The aging populations observed across numerous countries worldwide necessitate a thorough exploration of interventions aimed at promoting healthy aging. As individuals age, they undergo significant physiological changes that impact their functional capacity and often necessitate increased reliance on external support systems. Enhancing the autonomy and well-being of elderly individuals emerges as a critical imperative, serving not only individual interests but also broader societal goals. This review investigates various interventions designed to optimize the health and independence of aging populations, offering insights into effective strategies for promoting healthy aging and mitigating the societal burdens associated with an aging demographic.

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Halma et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e745b5b6db6435876bf1behttps://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202403.0667.v1
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