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AGS: Anticholinergics Linked to Physical Decline
Use of multiple anticholingerics may lead to slower gait speed, increased risk of dependency

In older adults, use of multiple anticholinergic medications is associated with an accelerated decline in physical function, including a slower gait speed and an increased likelihood of requiring assistance to perform activities of daily living, according to study findings presented this week at the American Geriatrics Society's Annual Scientific Meeting in Washington, D.C.

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