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The frailty phenotype and sarcopenia: Similar but not the same

1 Jun 2019

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The need for nesting geriatric principles into modern care practice is urgent. Our health-care systems have been completely underestimating the role played by the aging process in the definition of clinical manifestations and diseases.1 Given the fallacy of the standalone disease approach in the evaluation of the older person, several specialties are today looking with a mix of interest and anxiety to the...

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PMID: 31942519
DOI: 10.1002/agm2.12070

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