The loss of muscle mass, strength and function, known as sarcopenia, is common in older
adults, and is associated with falls, fractures, cardiometabolic diseases, and lower quality of …

OBJECTIVES To develop an evidence‐based definition of sarcopenia that can facilitate
identification of older adults at risk for clinically relevant outcomes (eg, self‐reported mobility …

OBJECTIVES Analyses performed by the Sarcopenia Definitions and Outcomes Consortium
(SDOC) identified cut‐points in several metrics of grip strength for consideration in a …

Objective To synthesise the available evidence on physical factors, such as muscle strength
and power, body mass index and their association with older adults' self-reported and …

Background Age‐related loss in skeletal muscle mass, quality, and strength, known as
sarcopenia, is a well‐known phenomenon of aging and is determined clinically using …

Sarcopenia prevalence varies widely by definitions and populations, which led to the
creation of new criteria by the Sarcopenia Definitions and Outcomes Consortium. Yet, the …

This issue contains a position statement from the Sar-copenia Definition and Outcomes
Consortium (SDOC), 1 together with supporting original studies. 2-5 SDOC was created in …

Our aim was to evaluate the associations between the individual components of sarcopenia
and fracture types. In this cohort, the risk of experiencing any clinical, hip, or major …

Aim The prevalence of obesity continues to rise, as does that of weakness. However, it is
unclear how this impacts the risk of falling. We aimed to ascertain the risk of falls using new …

Background Persons with HIV may experience greater mobility limitations than uninfected
populations. Accurate tools are needed to identify persons at greatest risk of decline. We …