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ACE inhibitors as a therapy for sarcopenia — Evidence and possible mechanisms
Sumukadas, D. +3 more
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Sarcopenia (Greek; sarcos: flesh, and penia: poverty) is the pronounced muscle loss that affects the aging population. Sareopenia of the leg muscles results in loss of independence and increased morbidity in the elderly.
Erik Edström (7045742)
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Possible Sarcopenia and Functional Decline After Colorectal or Gastric Cancer Surgery. [PDF]
Furuya N +5 more
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[[abstract]]Background: Possible sarcopenia, aortic valve stenosis, and malnutrition are important issues that afflict older adults. Objective: The aims of this study were to compare the differences in nutritional status and family support in older ...
Wei, Jeng +5 more
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SARCOPENIA AND FALLS IN THE ELDERLY: POSSIBILITIES FOR PREVENTION
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The impact of cognitive impairment and possible sarcopenia on mortality: Evidence from a prospective NHANES cohort study. [PDF]
Cao H, Ou J, Gao M, Zhong Y.
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Possible Sarcopenia and Subsequent Cognitive Function in Older Chinese Adults: Limited Evidence for Mediation by Frailty. [PDF]
Qiu D, Cao D, Liu Y.
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Letter to the editor concerning "Intrinsic capacity subtypes in healthy Chinese older adults: Links to possible sarcopenia and fall risk". [PDF]
Sheng L.
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Intrinsic capacity subtypes in healthy Chinese older adults: links to possible sarcopenia and fall risk. [PDF]
Yu B +17 more
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