There is 1 paper on PPC-MM in aging research: 1 observational study in people.
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“with the strongest association observed for PPC-MM [OR = 2.475 (1.100-5.002) in CHARLS; OR = 5.712 (2.009-14.882) in HRS]”
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1Dynapenic abdominal obesity
upin humans1OR 2.475
1 study
Dynapenic abdominal obesity
upin humans1OR 2.475
Dynapenic abdominal obesity is linked with a higher risk of PPC-MM in humans (OR 2.475 (1.100-5.002) in CHARLS; OR 5.712 (2.009-14.882) in HRS).
“with the strongest association observed for PPC-MM [OR = 2.475 (1.100-5.002) in CHARLS; OR = 5.712 (2.009-14.882) in HRS]”
Humanscompared with the non-dynapenic/non-abdominal obesity group; CHARLS and HRS analyzed separatelyup to 4 years
Environmental health and preventive medicine
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