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NEW! 4-part CPD Diabetic Complications
Acne Vulgaris Management
Back Pain Management
Innovative Therapies
Nocturia Management
Ulcerative Colitis Management
Topics
Addiction
Arthritis
Back Health
Biology of Aging
Cancer
Cardio-Cerebrovascular
Caregiving
Dementia
Dermatology
Diabetes-Endocrine
Drug Safety
Eye Health
Falls and Fitness
Gastrointestinal Diseases
Gender & Health
Genetic Diseases
Hematologic Disorders
Incontinence
Infectious Diseases
Law and Ethics
Liver Diseases
Lung Diseases
Medical Narratives
Mental Health
Men’s Health
Musculoskeletal Disease
Neurology-Movement
Nutrition
Oral Health
Osteoporosis
Otolaryngology
Pain
Perioperative Care
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Frailty prevalence increases with age.
Frailty is not a predictor of adverse events following spine surgery.
Frailty is a non-modifiable state.
Frailty is associated with favourable outcomes following spine surgery.
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