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19, 1.24-3.397). Racial/ethnic disparities differed considerably across frailty criteria, ranging from a twofold increase in odds of slowness to a 25-30% decrease in odds of self-reported exhaustion. CONCLUSIONS BMI and disease burden do not explain racial/ethnic frailty disparities. Black-white disparities are not restricted to low income groups. Racial/ethnic differences vary considerably by NHATS PFP criteria. Our findings support the need to better understand mechanisms underlying elevated frailty burden in older non-Hispanic black and Hispanic American
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