Notably, an increasing trend in the frailty index was observed across resistin quartiles, regardless of the adjustment model, with individuals in the Q4 having at least a 38% higher frailty index compared to those in the Q1 ( P = 0.001 to 0.016; Fig. 2 ).
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Higher serum resistin levels and increased frailty risk in older adults: Implications beyond metabolic function.
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