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Clinical Phenotypes Associated with the Gut Microbiome in Older Japanese People with Care Needs in a Nursing Home.

Nutrients - 8 Nov 2024

Inoue Rikako, Hosomi Koji, Park Jonguk, Sakaue Haruka, Yumioka Hitomi, Kamitani Hiroko, Kinugasa Yoshiharu, Harano Kaori, Syauki A Yasmin, Doi Miki, Kageyama Suzumi, Yamamoto Kazuhiro, Mizuguchi Kenji, Kunisawa Jun, Irie Yasuyuki

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BACKGROUND: Frailty increases the risk of needing nursing care and significantly affects the life and functional prognosis of older individuals. Early detection and tailored interventions are crucial for maintaining and enhancing their life functions. Recognizing distinct clinical phenotypes is essential for devising appropriate interventions. This study aimed to explore diverse frailty phenotypes, focusing on...

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PMID: 39599625
DOI: 10.3390/nu16223839
PMCID: PMC11597083

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