Frailty linked to earlier dementia diagnosis
Australian researchers have found that frailty can accelerate dementia onset by two to three years, with a more pronounced effect in men who may develop the disease six to seven years earlier when living with high frailty levels. A study tracking over 1,600 people revealed this connection, though researchers emphasise that frailty can be reversed through strength training, healthy diet and social engagement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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