Synergistic Effects of Strength Training and Protein Supplementation on Sarcopenia Management
Strength training and protein supplements help older adults with muscle loss
Combining strength training with whey protein or HMB may improve muscle mass and physical performance in elderly patients with sarcopenia.
Combining strength training with specific supplements like whey protein can help older adults build muscle and improve physical performance.
Combined physical and cognitive interventions improve global cognitive function and gait speed in frail older adults
Combined physical and cognitive exercise helps frail older adults
This meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials involving 989 participants found that combined physical and cognitive interventions signi…
A combined program of physical and cognitive exercises can improve memory and mobility for frail older adults while reducing signs of frailt…
High prevalence of sarcopenia identified among community and hospital based populations in India
High Rates of Muscle Loss Found in Indian Populations
This meta-analysis examined the prevalence of probable, confirmed, and severe sarcopenia among individuals in India. The findings indicate a…
New data shows that over one-third of people in India may have some form of sarcopenia, a condition involving significant muscle loss.
C3-derived skeletal muscle index shows strong correlation with L3 index in head and neck cancer
C3 Muscle Index Shows Strong Link to L3 Muscle Levels
This meta-analysis of 2017 patients evaluates the correlation between C3 and L3 skeletal muscle indices in head and neck cancer. The study f…
A new way to measure muscle mass in head and neck cancer patients may offer a simpler, radiation-sparing method for tracking muscle loss.
Physical frailty tops risk factors for pneumonia after esophagectomy, meta-analysis finds
Physical frailty and muscle loss increase pneumonia risk after surgery
This meta-analysis of 60 cohort studies in esophageal cancer patients undergoing esophagectomy identified physical frailty as the highest-ra…
Patients with esophageal cancer face a higher risk of pneumonia after surgery if they show signs of physical frailty or muscle loss.
Exercise combined with cognitive interventions ranks highest for improving frailty in older adults
Exercise and Cognitive Training Show Promise for Managing Frailty
This systematic review and network meta-analysis evaluates non-pharmacological multicomponent interventions for frailty in community-dwellin…
Combining exercise with cognitive activities may be more effective than other methods for managing frailty in older adults.
Physician involvement varies across EEG, MRI, TCD, TMS, and FUS based on real-time interpretation needs
Doctors and technicians play different roles in brain imaging tests
This systematic review synthesizes local practices for EEG, MRI, TCD, TMS, and FUS across 26 countries. The review finds that while technici…
New data from 26 countries shows how doctors and technicians work together to perform and interpret brain scans and treatments.
GNRI-stratified enteral nutrition reduces complications and ventilation duration in elderly ICU patients
New nutrition plan helps elderly patients in intensive care
This clinical guideline evaluates a non-concurrent controlled study regarding a GNRI-stratified enteral nutrition protocol for elderly, mech…
A specific nutrition plan for elderly patients on ventilators may lower complication rates and shorten hospital stays.
Aspirin associated with reduced risk of disability loss in specific elderly populations
Trial shows aspirin may lower risk of disability for some
Researchers conducted a post hoc analysis of a trial involving older adults to evaluate the impact of daily aspirin on disability-free survi…
A trial of over 1,200 seniors found that daily aspirin may lower the risk of death, disability, or dementia for specific groups.
Frailty assessment identifies greater risk for complications in urological patients than chronological age alone
Frailty Assessment Predicts Better Outcomes for Urological Patients
This narrative review examines frailty as a predictor of outcomes in urological patients. The authors conclude that frailty is associated wi…
Frailty may be a more accurate predictor of surgical risks and recovery for older urological patients than age alone.
Aerobic and combined physical-cognitive training programs may improve executive function and decision-making in older adults
Combined Physical and Cognitive Training May Improve Decision Making
This narrative review examines the impact of aerobic and combined physical-cognitive training on cognitive decline in healthy older adults. …
Combining aerobic exercise with cognitive training may improve executive functions and brain health in older adults to support better decisi…
Ageing women in Sub-Saharan Africa face significant barriers to sexual health and reproductive care
Ageing Women in Sub-Saharan Africa Face Overlooked Sexual Health Needs
This systematic review of 34 studies examines the sexual health needs and challenges faced by ageing women in Sub-Saharan Africa. The author…
Aging women in Sub-Saharan Africa face unique sexual health challenges due to physical changes, social barriers, and a lack of tailored medi…