Sarcopenia Characteristics Are Associated with Incident Mobility Limitations in African Caribbean Men: The Tobago Longitudinal Study of Aging

Santanasto Adam J.; Miljkovic Iva; Cvejkus Ryan K.; Wheeler Victor W.; Zmuda Joseph M.

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Sarcopenia Characteristics Are Associated with Incident Mobility Limitations in African Caribbean Men: The Tobago Longitudinal Study of Aging

机译：SARCOPENIA特征与非洲加勒比人类的事件流动限制有关：TOBAGO对老化的纵向研究

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Background: Sarcopenia varies by ethnicity, and has a major impact on health in older adults. However, little is known about sarcopenia characteristics in African ancestry populations outside the United States. We examined sarcopenia characteristics in 2,142 African Caribbean men aged 59.0 +/- 10.4 years (range: 40-92 years) in Tobago, and their association with incident mobility limitations in those aged 55+ (n = 738).

机译：背景：Sarcopenia因种族而异，对老年人的健康产生了重大影响。然而，对美国以外的非洲祖先人口中的嗜睡特征知之甚少。我们检查了59.0岁的非洲加勒比男子的康老尼亚特征（范围：40-92岁）在多巴哥，他们与55岁以上的事件流动限制（n = 738）。

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《The journals of gerontology.Series A. Biological sciences and medical sciences》 |2020年第7期|共7页
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Santanasto Adam J.; Miljkovic Iva; Cvejkus Ryan K.; Wheeler Victor W.; Zmuda Joseph M.;
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Univ Pittsburgh Dept Epidemiol 130 N Bellefield Ave 3rd Fl Pittsburgh PA 15213 USA;

Univ Pittsburgh Dept Epidemiol 130 N Bellefield Ave 3rd Fl Pittsburgh PA 15213 USA;

Univ Pittsburgh Dept Epidemiol 130 N Bellefield Ave 3rd Fl Pittsburgh PA 15213 USA;

Tobago Hlth Studies Off Scarborough Trinidad Tobago;

Univ Pittsburgh Dept Epidemiol 130 N Bellefield Ave 3rd Fl Pittsburgh PA 15213 USA;

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中图分类老年病学;
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Sarcopenia; Physical function; Minority aging; Muscle;

机译：SARCOPENIA;物理功能;少数型老化;肌肉;

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