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See Latest ArticlesFrailty and Chronic Kidney Disease: The Third National Health and Nutrition Evaluation Survey
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Wilhelm-Leen ER et al. - Frailty is significantly associated with all stages of chronic kidney disease and particularly with moderate to severe chronic kidney disease. Potential mechanisms underlying the chronic kidney disease and frailty connection remain elusive.
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