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Study shows higher risk of sarcopenia among older adults who are underweight and lack exercise – News-Medical.Net
Analysis of medical data from around 1800 65-year-old residents of Kobe, a large Japanese city, has shown that at least 3% have…
Analysis of medical data from around 1800 65-year-old residents of Kobe, a large Japanese city, has shown that at least 3% have possible sarcopenia, revealing that the risks are higher in those who are underweight and don’t exercise enough.
This research…
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