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Sun, December 15, 2024
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Fatigue in older adults can be a warning sign of early death
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Fatigue in older adults can be a warning sign of early death


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  A new study from the University of Pittsburgh has found that older adults who experience high levels of fatigue are at a significantly greater risk of dying within a few years. The research highlights the importance of paying attention to feelings of tiredness in older individuals,

The article from Knowridge discusses a study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society which highlights that fatigue in older adults can serve as an early warning sign of increased mortality risk. The research, involving over 1,500 participants aged 65 and older, found that those reporting persistent fatigue had a significantly higher likelihood of dying within the next few years compared to those without fatigue. Fatigue was assessed through self-reported measures, and the study controlled for various factors like age, sex, chronic diseases, and lifestyle behaviors. The findings suggest that fatigue might reflect underlying health issues or frailty, making it crucial for healthcare providers to consider fatigue as a potential indicator for further medical evaluation and intervention in older adults.

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