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Older adults who smoke are more likely to become physically frail than their counterparts who are former smokers or never used tobacco products, a recent study suggests.
Researchers studied people age 60 or older in the UK who had not yet developed so-called frailty, a term that describes...
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Monday, 28 August 2017
Smoking tied to frailty in older adults
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