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Accelerated Anthropometric Ageing Links Loss of Physical Function and Lower Extremity Body Mass
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Ageing is associated with anthropometric changes that have been linked to functional limitations and disease risk. However, previous work is limited to a few anthropometric measures, such as body mass index or waist-to-height ratio. Current imaging technology allows a rapid, burden-free and simultaneous assessment of multidimensional anthropometry. What anthropometric measures can predict chronological age and whether the anthropometric age gap (AAG) further predicts health outcomes beyond chronological ageing have not been previously studied. The identification of age-related anthropometric measures could be used clinically to identify individuals who undergo accelerated anthropometric ageing and may be at risk of developing adverse health outcomes.
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