Normative values of muscle strength across ages in a 'real world' population: results from the longevity check-up 7+ project.
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The discussions demonstrate moderate interest by referencing the study's novel normative data and its role in understanding muscle decline with age, such as comments about differences between men and women and the importance of establishing these values for health assessments. The tone combines acknowledgment of scientific contributions with some critique, reflecting engagement around both the methodology and broader implications, indicating potential influence but not decisive impact.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of the study, with some highlighting the significance of normative data for aging populations.
Participants show a moderate interest, referencing the study's relevance to aging, health, and muscle strength metrics.
The comments reflect some depth, discussing specific aspects like gender differences, the methodology, and implications for health, though not intensely technical.
The discussions suggest the study might influence future research directions and public understanding of muscle health across ages, though the overall impact appears modest.
Abstract in brief
- The study aimed to establish normative values for muscle strength (handgrip and chair stand tests) across different ages in a large Italian population, which is important because muscle strength predicts health risks like sarcopenia.
- Data from over 11,000 participants aged 18-80 showed that muscle strength increases into young adulthood, stays stable through midlife, and then declines afterwards, with separate curves created for men and women.
- The findings provide critical reference values that can help assess muscle health in the general population and promote healthier aging by understanding how strength changes across different life stages.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyOur new study reporting age‐ and gender-specific reference values for handgrip strength and 5×STS test in a large sample of community‐dwellers (18-80+ yrs) recruited in the Longevity check‐up project https://t.co/6y4CWWJbHP @anna_picca @Emanuel00962649 #sarcopenia #aging
@yeeseak Both women and men’s physical strength declines rapidly after age 24
Normative values of muscle strength across ages in a ‘real world’ population: results from the longevity check‐up 7+ project https://t.co/aVzYYsC9c1
@nwbvt @neg0cio @thesassymicrobe @BadMedicalTakes 1. Not all women are average 2. Hand grip strength is a v specific metric from which to draw a conclusion about "advantage in sport" it's terrible science(2 above). There's little difference in lower body strength between men and women, both ranges overlap https://t.co/1Em5JwLEfV https://t.co/Halal64Oiv
RT @Meddocslu: Normative values of muscle strength across ages in a ‘real world’ population: results from the longevity check‐up 7+ project…
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@yeeseak Both women and men’s physical strength declines rapidly after age 24
@nwbvt @neg0cio @thesassymicrobe @BadMedicalTakes 1. Not all women are average 2. Hand grip strength is a v specific metric from which to draw a conclusion about "advantage in sport" it's terrible science(2 above). There's little difference in lower body strength between men and women, both ranges overlap https://t.co/1Em5JwLEfV https://t.co/Halal64Oiv
Handgrip strength & 5‐repetition chair‐stand by age in real-world population — The first large‐scale study to produce normative data for upper & lower extremity muscle strength across a wide age spectrum in an unselected study sample of Caucasian persons https://t.co/4Q6iYV4WwM https://t.co/L9SCRy2jIx
RT @physiodani: 1/8 Another brilliant Ageing and Movement Journal Club today with the @PdPrime @chiefpd2 @GerisMedEd team! Today we discuss…
RT @physiodani: 1/8 Another brilliant Ageing and Movement Journal Club today with the @PdPrime @chiefpd2 @GerisMedEd team! Today we discuss…
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RT @r_calv: Our new study reporting age‐ and gender-specific reference values for handgrip strength and 5×STS test in a large sample of com…
RT @Meddocslu: Normative values of muscle strength across ages in a ‘real world’ population: results from the longevity check‐up 7+ project…
RT @Meddocslu: Normative values of muscle strength across ages in a ‘real world’ population: results from the longevity check‐up 7+ project…
RT @r_calv: Our new study reporting age‐ and gender-specific reference values for handgrip strength and 5×STS test in a large sample of com…
RT @r_calv: Our new study reporting age‐ and gender-specific reference values for handgrip strength and 5×STS test in a large sample of com…
RT @Meddocslu: Normative values of muscle strength across ages in a ‘real world’ population: results from the longevity check‐up 7+ project…
RT @Meddocslu: Normative values of muscle strength across ages in a ‘real world’ population: results from the longevity check‐up 7+ project…
Normative values of muscle strength across ages in a ‘real world’ population: results from the longevity check‐up 7+ project https://t.co/aVzYYsC9c1
RT @r_calv: Our new study reporting age‐ and gender-specific reference values for handgrip strength and 5×STS test in a large sample of com…
RT @r_calv: Our new study reporting age‐ and gender-specific reference values for handgrip strength and 5×STS test in a large sample of com…
RT @r_calv: Our new study reporting age‐ and gender-specific reference values for handgrip strength and 5×STS test in a large sample of com…
Our new study reporting age‐ and gender-specific reference values for handgrip strength and 5×STS test in a large sample of community‐dwellers (18-80+ yrs) recruited in the Longevity check‐up project https://t.co/6y4CWWJbHP @anna_picca @Emanuel00962649 #sarcopenia #aging
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