Physical Ability Predicts Increased Mortality in Elders

Physical Ability Predicts Increased Mortality in Elders

Researchers from the University of London analyzed 28 studies on how at least one measure of physical capability (grip strength, walking speed, chair rises) connects with increased mortality in the elderly. They found that weaker grip strength, slower walking speed and longer chair rises were all associated with increased mortality. For example, those in the…

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