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Abstract Background: Frailty is dynamic, and a single assessment cannot fully capture its long-term burden or heterogeneity among community-dwelling older adults. Longitudinal frailty trajectory studies based on routine primary-care health examination data remain limited in China, and evidence is insufficient on whether these existing data can distinguish population subgroups with different long-term frailty burdens.
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