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New/worsened sarcopenia

upin humans1HR 4.31

1 study
  1. New/worsened sarcopenia is associated with first self-reported cancer in humans (HR 4.31, 95% CI 1.80–10.32).

    HumansFour-level transition models in the pre-diagnostic risk set

    Low muscle mass linked to later cancer reports in Chinese adults

    Scientific reports8 Oct 2026

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New/worsened low muscle mass

upin humans1HR 3.45

1 study
  1. New/worsened low muscle mass is associated with first self-reported cancer in humans (HR 3.45, 95% CI 1.44–8.25).

    HumansFour-level transition models in the pre-diagnostic risk set

    Low muscle mass linked to later cancer reports in Chinese adults

    Scientific reports8 Oct 2026

Sarcopenia

upin humans1HR 2.33

1 study
  1. Sarcopenia is associated with first self-reported cancer in humans (HR 2.33, 95% CI 1.17–4.66).

    HumansChinese adults without prior cancer reports in the pre-diagnostic risk set2015 muscle status preceding cancer reporting in 2018 or 2020

    Low muscle mass linked to later cancer reports in Chinese adults

    Scientific reports8 Oct 2026

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Low muscle mass

upin humans1HR 2.02

1 study
  1. Low muscle mass is associated with first self-reported cancer in humans (HR 2.02, 95% CI 1.10–3.71).

    HumansChinese adults without prior cancer reports in the pre-diagnostic risk set2015 muscle status preceding cancer reporting in 2018 or 2020

    Low muscle mass linked to later cancer reports in Chinese adults

    Scientific reports8 Oct 2026

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Low muscle mass linked to later cancer reports in Chinese adults

Compared with participants without low muscle mass, those with it had a hazard ratio of 2.02, indicating a higher rate of later self-reported cancer.Compared with participants without low muscle mass, those with it had a hazard ratio of 2.02, indicating a higher rate of later self-reported cancer.

Cohort study of 10,407 peopleCancer