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12/10/2012 – Frailty is a medical condition, not an inevitable result of aging

It’s called frailty. There have always been frail people, but only in recent years has the term “frailty” become a medical diagnosis, defined by specific symptoms and increasingly focused on by those who deal with the medical issues of the elderly. Clinicians now are looking at ways to prevent or delay frailty, sometimes even reverse it.

Read the full article at The Washington Post.

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