Is frailty a normal part of aging? How can we ease the elderly’s burden of living with frailty? Because more of us reach old age than ever before, we live longer with its frailty. Worn out from long use, our bones lose density, our skin thins, and our organs begin to malfunction. Accustomed to medicine’s ability to restore our health, we aren’t prepared to live with these inevitable infirmities. Here’s why we should redirect our efforts to managing aging and frailty instead of attempting to cure the incurable.
Frailty Due to Aging: Why We Should Manage (Not Cure) It










