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Even when doctors account for age, weight, and other illnesses, weak hand grip still predicts who is more likely to die — it adds unique information about health risk.
People with weak hands and weak bones are much more likely to also have heart disease, stroke, or other serious illnesses — their grip strength seems to be a sign of overall poor health.
Low grip strength is strongly correlated with increased risk of premature mortality.
Even when doctors account for age, weight, and other illnesses, weak hand grip still predicts higher death risk in people with weak bones — meaning it adds unique information.
People with weak hand grip and weak bones are much more likely to die sooner than those with stronger hands, even after accounting for other health problems.
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