Are You Frail? What to Know and How to Reduce Your Risk

The New York Times·May 11

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Frailty is a health concern that can affect individuals, particularly older adults, and may be influenced by various factors. Some outlets suggest that frailty is not inevitable and can be prevented or reduced, while others discuss the potential impact of Medicaid work requirements on those who are medically frail. The condition is being discussed by several health organizations and media outlets, which are providing information on warning signs, prevention, and assessment of frailty.

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