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Findings reveal anxiety affects mobility in frail older adults, suggesting the need for mental health interventions.
Frail older adults exhibited a high prevalence of anxiety despite relatively preserved mobility. Anxiety was associated with mobility patterns but not overall quality of life. Socio-demographic factors remain important determinants of quality of life, highlighting the need for integrated geriatric interventions targeting mental health, mobility, and social support.
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