… : The predictive nature of handgrip strength (HGS) was analyzed, showing a direct association
with the functional domains of health, cognitive and social … symptoms in the future, which …

… Handgrip strength (HGS) is often used as an indicator of … poor health outcomes including
chronic morbidities, functional … relevant health outcomes, (2) provide directions for future …

… as an indicator of overall muscle strength and function [23,24]. A high grip strength is strongly
… On the one hand the examination was too long for many potential participants, on the other …

… grip strength and cognitive function is important. Thus, an interdependence of cognitive …
grip strength and mental health. Despite these limitations, our study is predictive of future mental …

… physical function and increased risk for a number of diseases 11 while predicting future all-…
we could not investigate potential associations between mental health and other components …

… Our results suggest that HGS could be adopted as a predictor for the occurrence of depression
and as a target for intervention at high risk population. More well-designed clinical trials …

… handgrip strength is a predictor of functional health and their self-perceptions of health may
influence functional health … , future research should investigate the possibilities of health …

… Potential covariates (eg demographic factors, chronic conditions) were selected based on
published … Our findings confirm the predictive association between handgrip strength and IADL …

… Thus, the aims of this study were to examine potential associations between HGS and
health-… The relationship between hand grip strength and cognitive function in older adults: The …

… in the 65+ Russian population derived from a prospective cohort study. The norms can be …
fractures, DC, mental illness, low autonomy and physical function compared with participants …