Weight Management After 65: What to Discuss With Your Doctor
For adults over 65, weight goals should account for strength and mobility. A clinician can help weigh options and plan for muscle preservation.
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For adults over 65, weight goals should account for strength and mobility. A clinician can help weigh options and plan for muscle preservation.
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