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Is frailty a long-term condition? Understanding the progressive and manageable syndrome

According to the British Geriatrics Society, frailty is a progressive, long-term condition, not an inevitable part of aging, characterized by a loss of physical and cognitive resilience. This framing of **frailty as a long-term condition** is a crucial shift away from viewing it as a simple consequence of getting older, paving the way for proactive management and improved health outcomes.