a decreasing trendp = 0.099
Frailty prevalence showed a decreasing trend (48%–26%, p = 0.099), with significant reductions in sarcopenia prevalence (29%–10%, p = 0.045), and fall frequency ( p = 0.022).
Frailty prevalence showed a decreasing trend (48%–26%, p = 0.099), with significant reductions in sarcopenia prevalence (29%–10%, p = 0.045), and fall frequency ( p = 0.022).
However, changes in neuromuscular and behavioral variables contributed to a clear trend of reduced frailty prevalence, which dropped from 48.4% at T II to 25.8% at T III .