Postmenopausal Duration Shows No Significant Effect on Housewives’ Posture or Function
A comparative study of forty-two postmenopausal housewives found no significant differences in posture or functional performance between early and late ...
A comparative study of forty-two postmenopausal housewives found no significant differences in posture or functional performance between early and late ...
A cross-sectional study of Korean adults found that coexisting low bone mass and muscle deficits were associated with higher odds ...
A study of UK Biobank data revealed that age, waist-hip ratio, and handgrip strength predict hundreds of diverse health outcomes ...
A prospective study of 499 older adults in the emergency department found that lower handgrip strength was significantly associated with ...
A pilot study of 84 esophageal cancer patients found that the oxygen uptake efficiency slope predicted non-response to concurrent chemoradiotherapy ...
A cross-sectional study of 6,839 middle-aged and older Chinese adults links lower relative handgrip strength to an increased risk of ...
A study evaluating three digital handgrip dynamometers in healthy adults found excellent test-retest reliability but systematic force differences that limit ...
A real-world cohort study found that the SARC-F questionnaire strongly predicts long-term care facility admission and one-year mortality among older ...
An exploratory prospective study of 31 institutionalized older adults in Türkiye found significant seasonal decreases in dietary energy, carbohydrate, and ...
A cohort study of 1,917 older Mexican adults found that low handgrip strength was linked to higher all-cause mortality, with ...
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