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Low-intensity physical activity

Exposure

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  • Humans1

Associations

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Transition to nonfrailty

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1 study

  1. Low-intensity physical activity is associated with transition to nonfrailty in humans (Average marginal effect 22.48%).

    “for frail individuals, increased low-intensity PA (AME =22.48%; P=.04) and higher SPPB walking subscores (AME=27.73%; P=.02) promoted improvement to nonfrailty.”

    HumansFrail at baseline2011–2013

    The Role of Physical Activity and Physical Function in Predicting Physical Frailty Transitions in Chinese Older Adults: Longitudinal Observational Study From CHARLS

    JMIR aging15 Sep 2025

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