Fat-to-muscle ratio

Biomarker1 paper2 findings

Humans1

Associations

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Organ-specific proteomic age acceleration

upin humans1

1 study

Fat-to-muscle ratio is associated with organ-specific proteomic age acceleration in humans.
Humans
Total and regional fat-to-muscle ratio, frailty status, and multi-organ proteomic age-acceleration patterns: Evidence from the UK Biobank · Maturitas · 17 Sep 2026

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Osteoporosis

upin humans1HR 1.66

1 study

Fat-to-muscle ratio raises the risk of osteoporosis in humans (HR 1.66 (95% CI, 1.36-2.02)).
Humansmalesn = 324,631
Total and Regional Fat-to-Muscle Ratio (FMR) and Risk of Osteoporosis: Evidence From the UK Biobank Cohort · Diabetes, obesity & metabolism · 14 Sep 2026

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Latest

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MaturitasHumans23 Sep

Total and regional fat-to-muscle ratio, frailty status, and multi-organ proteomic age-acceleration patterns: Evidence from the UK Biobank

Research SquareHumansPreprint18 Sep

DXA-derived visceral fat-to-muscle ratio is associated with CKM risk and mortality beyond BMI in young and middle-aged US adults

Diabetes, Obesity & MetabolismHumans15 Sep

Total and Regional Fat-to-Muscle Ratio (FMR) and Risk of Osteoporosis: Evidence From the UK Biobank Cohort