Frailty among Mexican community-dwelling elderly: a story told 11 years later. The Mexican Health and Aging Study
To describe the characteristics and prognosis of subjects classified as frail in a large sample of Mexican community-dwelling elderly. An eleven-year longitudinal study of 5 644 old adults participating in the Mexican Health and Aging Study (MHAS). Frailty was defined by meeting at least three of th...
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