Individual and cumulative association of commonly used biomarkers on frailty: a cross-sectional analysis of the Mexican Health and Aging Study

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RT @MHAS_ENASEM: Frailty in old adults associates with a high number of abnormal biomarkers. @MHAS_ENASEM #frailolderadults #frailty #older…

23 Oct 2020

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Frailty in old adults associates with a high number of abnormal biomarkers. @MHAS_ENASEM #frailolderadults #frailty #olderadults #aging #Mexican #hispanicaging #latinoaging https://t.co/wMDS7kvAty

02 Oct 2020

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Could abnormal biomarkers increase the probability of frailty? Aging Clinical and Experimental Research explores the individual and cumulative associations: https://t.co/d6SZzg4dvG

17 Apr 2019

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