MedicineSociology

L. Galluzzo, M. Noale, S. Maggi, M. Baldereschi, Antonio Di Carlo, N. Veronese, M. Silano

2026.1.16Journal of Frailty & Aging

DOI: 10.1016/j.tjfa.2025.100117

tlooto Summary

Women have a higher probability of frailty worsening (and resilience) while men of death while men of death, and multistate modelling to predict transitions and related factors at different time intervals is used.

Abstract

Highlights • 1931 frailty transitions observed during ∼9 years in a population-based cohort ≥65.• Multistate modelling to predict transitions and related factors at different time intervals.• Ample chance of frailty remission/improvement for both sexes (∼20 % at 3-year).• Women have a higher probability of frailty worsening (and resilience) while men of death.• Socio-psychological factors play a determinant role in the development of frailty.

Citation format

GALLUZZO, L., et al. Transitions in frailty states and associated factors: A multistate analysis of the italian longitudinal study on aging population-based cohort. Journal of Frailty & Aging, 2026, 15(1): 100117.