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BackgroundTo assess and compare the predictive value of physical function measurements (PFMs) for all‐cause mortality in older men and to evaluate the Timed Up and Go test (TUG) as a predictor in subjects with underlying comorbidity.
DesignObservational study of a population‐based sample of 352 ambulatory older men aged 71–86 at study baseline. The Rapid disability rating scale‐2, 36‐Item short form...