Why muscle-targeted nutrition should be first-line in frailty
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Disease-Related Malnutrition
Malnutrition is a serious concern commonly associated with diseases and is therefore often referred to as ‘disease-related malnutrition' (DRM). Malnutrition occurs due to the lack of intake or uptake of essential nutrition, which leads to altered body composition and body cell mass, resulting in reduced physical and mental function and impaired clinical outcome.
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