… Improved methods of identifying different patterns of disordered body composition in elderly
people are needed so that such optimal treatments can be prescribed and improvement …

… The present study represents the core of a research project on body composition assessment
in healthy people. The full list of selection criteria used to define the healthy status was …

… However, reference values of BC of healthy people may be fundamental in order to
evaluate and to compare patients affected by different pathological conditions. A regional-basis …

… Public health programs should focus on the adoption of a healthy lifestyle in elderly people.
There is a need for systematically planned approaches addressing both food consumption …

… in BC in a person, depends on the … body components, functional body composition extends
the traditional view, thus, crossing as well as combining the different body composition levels. …

… Easy-to-use body composition methods … , body composition assessment could contribute
to reduce undernutrition-induced morbidity, worsening of quality of life, and global health care …

… health problems associated with ageing. The present study modelled the longitudinal changes
in body composition of healthy … predicts greater mortality in elderly people: the Jerusalem …

… health and performance of this segment of the force. Other associations with body composition
… This is a review of the science that underpins the US Army body composition standards. …

… body composition methods and models. This chapter also defines the scope of body composition
… , as well as health care workers, rely on body composition measurements for research …

… Muscle mass is an independent predictor of medial-tibial cartilage volume in healthy
people in mid-life and is associated with a reduction in the rate of loss of tibial cartilage. This …