There is 1 paper on biceps asymmetry in aging research: 1 observational study in people.
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“Frail participants had greater bicep asymmetry (a difference of 0.47 cm vs 0.24 cm, p < .01).”
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Frailty
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Biceps asymmetry is associated with frailty in humans (0.47 cm vs 0.24 cm).
“Frail participants had greater bicep asymmetry (a difference of 0.47 cm vs 0.24 cm, p < .01).”
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