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Mobility tests can tell doctors a lot about how you’re aging, but there are many other factors

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By Devi Shastri Verified
| BusinessMirror Verified
Hand grip strength. Balance tests. Standing up from a seated position on the floor. These physical challenges are often touted as measurements of healthy aging and even predictors of longevity. They can provide valuable indications of your stamina and strength. They can estimate the risk of falls, which increase older adults ‘ risk of death. And they’re useful to doctors who work to address aging or people with injuries. But they’re no crystal ball.
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Mobility tests can offer insights, but they aren't a crystal ball

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By Devi Shastri Verified
| The Journal-Courier Verified
Strength and mobility tests are often touted as measurements of healthy aging and even predictors of longevity, but they're no crystal ball. Lindsey Wasson/AP Hand grip strength. Balance tests. Standing up from a seated position on the floor. These physical challenges are often touted as measurements of healthy aging and even predictors of longevity. They can provide valuable indications of your stamina and strength. They can estimate the risk of falls, which increase older adults ' risk of death.
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Mobility tests can tell doctors a lot

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By Devi Shastri Verified
| Tribune Chronicle Verified
Hand grip strength. Balance tests. Standing up from a seated position on the floor. These physical challenges are often touted as measurements of healthy aging and even predictors of longevity. They can provide valuable indications of your stamina and strength. They can estimate the risk of falls, which increase older adults' risk of death. And they're useful to doctors who work to address aging or people with injuries. But they're no crystal ball.
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