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Can you develop a chronic illness later in life?

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 93% of adults aged 65 and older have at least one chronic condition. While genetics and early-life factors play a role, many individuals can and do develop a chronic illness later in life, often influenced by a combination of lifestyle choices, environmental exposures, and the natural process of aging. Understanding this risk is the first step toward preventive care and better health management.

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What is Bartter syndrome in the elderly? Understanding Late-Onset Symptoms

While typically diagnosed in infancy or childhood, a small percentage of individuals with Bartter syndrome are diagnosed later in life, often presenting unique diagnostic challenges for older adults. Understanding **what is Bartter syndrome in the elderly** is crucial for healthcare providers and families, as symptoms can be easily confused with other age-related conditions.

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