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Cross-sectional analysis reveals frailty prevalence varies by age group and sex, suggesting targeted interventions may reduce frailty.
We found that domain-specific frailty prevalences differed by age group and sex with low associations among frailty domains, particularly at older ages. Understanding the evolution of these findings could be instrumental in developing tailored interventions to prevent frailty or modify its trajectory.
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