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The Effect of Frailty on Body Composition and Its Impact on the Use of SGLT-2 Inhibitors and GLP-1RA in Older People with Diabetes

2025-05-07

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The association of frailty with body composition is complex. Frailty can be associated with significant anorexia and weight loss or overweight and obesity. In addition, the development of frailty leads to changes in the muscle mass, muscle fibre type and visceral fat. In older people with diabetes, the frailty-induced body composition changes are clinically relevant as it may affect the metabolic profile of the fr...

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cd37b327-4e8a-5689-bed2-89a4462f1d47
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10.20944/preprints202505.0453.v1
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