Markers of frailty

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Grip strength

upin humans1

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  1. Grip strength is associated with markers of frailty in humans (ten ageing markers).

    “in men, lower grip strength correlated significantly with ten ageing markers compared to chronological age which was significantly associated with seven.”

    Humansmales

    Is grip strength a useful single marker of frailty?

    Age and ageing1 Nov 2003

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Frontiers in Public Health

Baseline TyG-CVAI prospectively predicts higher frailty

Baseline TyG-CVAI predicted follow-up frailty index with a standardized β of 0.165, compared with a standardized β of 0.035 for the reverse path.Baseline TyG-CVAI predicted follow-up frailty index with a standardized β of 0.165, compared with a standardized β of 0.035 for the reverse path.

Cohort study of 2,476 peopleBiomarkers