Study links muscle loss to dementia risk in older adults
By 80, 50% of adults have a condition called sarcopenia, defined as the gradual loss of muscle mass and strength due to aging ...
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Study finds muscle loss increases dementia risk
Muscle loss increases the risk of dementia, warns new research. Any decrease in the temporalis muscle - which is located in ...
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Less Muscle, Higher Dementia Risk?
Losing strength doesn’t only make older adults more prone to falls and fractures. A new Johns Hopkins study finds it can also ...
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How These Body Parts Age May Reveal Dementia Risk 'Decades' Before Diagnosis
Scientists have been looking at the connection between our muscles and our dementia risk for decades. A recent study, for instance, found that the size of our temporalis muscle ― which is a good ...