Muscle weakness marked by grip strength was associated with accelerated biological aging, a new study reports.
Lifting weights for just three seconds a day can have a positive impact on muscle strength, a new study reveals.
A single protein called 15-PGDH appears to be a master regulator of muscle function during aging. Blocking the protein in mice increased muscle strength and endurance.
Study adds to the growing body of evidence that the microbiome may impact muscle mass and physical function. In high-functioning older adults and mouse models, researchers identified higher levels of good bacteria in the microbiome than in their lower-functioning peers.
A new study reports a strong hand grip is correlated with better visual memory and reaction times in people with psychiatric disorders, such as schizophrenia.
Improving muscle strength can also improve brain function in those with MCI, researchers report.
