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Domain-Specific Physical Activity and Its Association With Frailty Syndrome: Evidence From NHANES Using Phenotype and Index-Based Models.

Geriatrics & gerontology international - 1 Feb 2026

Ji Fujue, Liu Jiao, Chen Jiaxuan, Rheem Hyeonseung, Lee Haesung, Kim Jong-Hee

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BACKGROUND: Frailty syndrome is a common age-related condition associated with increased risks of disability, hospitalization, and mortality. Although physical activity (PA) is a modifiable lifestyle factor, limited research has explored how specific PA domains relate to frailty using validated multidimensional models. This study aimed to examine the associations between 4 PA domains-total PA, occupational PA...

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PMID: 41639592
DOI: 10.1111/ggi.70384

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