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Age-associated differences in lower-extremity muscle mass, force, and power in older adults: a cross-sectional analysis of sex differences
Background The decline in musculoskeletal function with aging is a key contributor to mobility impairments and loss of independence. While sarcopenia and dynapenia are well described, recent evidence highlights muscle power as a more sensitive indicator of functional deterioration. Aims This
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