David Sinclair· PhD
New paper with 1,400 subjects finds a history of infections (pneumonia, herpes, UTIs) associates with earlier frailty.
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New paper with 1,400 subjects finds a history of infections (pneumonia, herpes, UTIs) associates with earlier frailty.
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men yeah I mean um as men aged and particularly if you have con you know concominant other significant medical issues your Frailty goes way up and so any little insult to your body can do it and obviously classic things are aspiration aspiration pneumonia the smallest cellulitis if you're not moving around yeah