Grip strength alone may miss key signs of successful aging, commentary argues
A new commentary argues that grip strength may not fully capture functional determinants of successful aging and flags methodological concerns ...
A new commentary argues that grip strength may not fully capture functional determinants of successful aging and flags methodological concerns ...
A randomized cross-over trial found cervical manipulation lowered pain slightly more than mobilization, but the difference did not reach clinical ...
A systematic review finds that age simulation suits and gloves reduce grip strength, dexterity and daily-task performance, but the reductions ...
An analysis of four international aging cohorts found that older adults without daily-living impairment whose grip strength and walking speed ...
A controlled study of three anti-vibration glove prototypes found that a continuous gradient palm padding preserved dexterity best and produced ...
A cross-sectional study of 10,145 Chinese adolescents aged 13 to 18 links greater muscle strength to faster working-memory and shifting ...
A three-year prospective cohort study of 186 postmenopausal women with osteoporosis found that denosumab was associated with greater gains in ...
A simulated two-step bedside pathway using timed chair stands and grip strength identified all LFI-defined frailty cases in a hospitalized ...
A large prospective study of more than 11,000 Chinese adults finds that frequent pain is associated with a higher risk ...
A two-year study of 506 older adults in the COSMOS cohort found that plasma biomarkers of neurodegeneration, including NT1, NfL, ...
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