Grip strength, measured by a handheld dynamometer, serves as a simple proxy for overall muscle function and a surprisingly strong predictor of mortality risk. Research links weaker grip to higher death rates from cardiovascular and other causes. It benefits older adults, clinicians, and researchers assessing frailty, guiding interventions, and tracking health trajectories.
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