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Cross-sectional analysis reveals METS-VF predicts frailty in overweight and obese adults, suggesting a tool for early identification.
The METS-VF was strongly associated with frailty in overweight/obese adults and was superior to the METS-IR, WC, and BMI in predicting frailty. These findings suggest that METS-VF may be useful for the early identification of high-risk populations, although causal inference cannot be made owing to the cross-sectional design.
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