Aprogressive decline in muscles and a parallel in-crease in adipose tissue are generally
considered unavoidable consequences of the aging process. Changes in body composition …

In recent decades, advances in geroscience have taught us that what was formerly referred
to as “old age” or “natural causes” is often explained by an accumulation of potentially …

IT is increasingly recognized that changes in weight and body composition with age are
strongly connected with health status and physical function. Aging is typically associated …

Increased adiposity and decreased muscle mass contribute substantially to age-dependent
disease and disability. In particular age-related increase in adiposity is quickly becoming a …

The fastest growing segment of the US population, and that of other developed countries, is
the oldest-old (aged> 85 years). Many children born after the year 2000 in countries with the …

The article by Belsky et al.(1) presents two summary measures of health as measures of
“aging,” one cross-sectional and the other longitudinal. Their analysis is fundamentally …

Aging is a physical procedure for people and nature. Our aging world is expanding because
of the life span extension. Aging has a crucial relationship with our body composition …

PURPOSE: The objective of this study was to investigate whether high levels of serum
interleukin (IL)-6, C-reactive protein (CRP), and α1-antichymotrypsin (ACT) were associated …

Key points Ageing is associated with increased systemic inflammation and metabolic
dysfunction that contributes to the development of age‐associated diseases. The role of …

Advancing age is associated with a remarkable number of changes in body composition,
including reduction in lean body mass and increase in body fat, which have been well …