Sarcopenia
is
a
common
complication
of
diabetes.
Nevertheless,
precise
evaluation
sarcopenia
risk
among
patients
with
diabetes
still
big
challenge.
The
objective
this
study
was
to
develop
nomogram
model
which
could
serve
as
practical
tool
diagnose
in
ABSTRACT
Background
Data
regarding
the
risk
of
incident
type
2
diabetes
(T2D)
and
prediabetes
among
patients
with
hepatitis
C
virus
(HCV)
achieving
direct‐acting
antivirals
(DAAs)‐induced
sustained
virologic
response
(SVR
12
)
remains
limited.
Methods
A
total
1079
patients,
including
589
normoglycemia
490
prediabetes,
who
underwent
biannual
fasting
glucose
glycosylated
haemoglobin
(HbA1c)
assessment
for
a
median
post‐SVR
follow‐up
5.5
years,
were
enrolled.
We
reported
crude
(cIRs)
age‐standardised
incidence
rates
(ASIRs)
T2D
prediabetes.
Factors
associated
assessed
using
Cox
proportional
hazards
models.
Results
The
cIRs
1.18
8.99
per
100
person‐years
(PYFU),
respectively.
Additionally,
ASIRs
1.09
(95%
CI:
0.76–1.53)
8.47
7.23–9.90)
PYFU.
Prediabetes
(adjusted
hazard
ratio
[aHR]:
4.71;
95%
confidence
interval
(CI):
2.55–8.70,
p
<
0.001),
body
mass
index
(BMI)
kg/m
increase
(aHR:
1.17;
1.09–1.26,
0.001)
liver
stiffness
measurement
(LSM)
kPa
1.05;
1.02–1.09,
=
higher
T2D.
Age
year
1.02;
1.01–1.03,
was
Conclusion
remain
substantial
after
HCV
eradication.
Lifestyle
modification,
drug
therapy
regular
monitoring
glycemic
status
are
crucial
at
developing
following
clearance.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 172 - 172
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Background:
Globally,
the
progressive
increase
in
aging
population
has
led
to
social
and
health
problems
associated
with
age-related
chronic
diseases,
such
as
type
2
diabetes
mellitus
(T2DM)
sarcopenia.
Recent
studies
have
highlighted
that
sarcopenia
a
bidirectional
relationship.
Nutritional
therapy
is
key
element
treatment
of
both
diabetes.
To
date,
there
are
no
nutritional
guidelines
for
management
T2DM.
The
aim
this
study
was
evaluate
efficacy
muscle-targeted
intervention
older
people
based
on
Italian
nutrition
guidelines.
Methods:
A
total
211
subjects
(117
M
94
F)
affected
by
T2DM
mean
age
74
±
6.0
years
were
screened
sarcopenia,
using
EWGSOP2
diagnosis
criteria,
enrolled
receive
personalized
dietary
plans
two
main
targets:
daily
energy
intake
25–30
kcal/kg
body
weight
protein
at
least
1.1–1.2
g/kg
weight.
Results:
In
total,
34
(24
10
sarcopenic
prevalence
16%,
which
higher
men.
After
six
months
treatment,
handgrip
strength
increased
0.83
kg
(19.57
5.70
vs.
20.40
6.10
kg,
p
=
0.649),
improved
(0.91
0.28
1.03
0.40
weight,
0.115),
glycated
hemoglobin
decreased
(7.39
0.49%
6.82
0.98%,
0.010).
Seven
younger
had
an
improvement
decrease
HbA1c
(7.50
0.59%
6.91
0.79,
0.19).
difference
over
time
consumption
saturated
fatty
acids
(OR
0.6,
95%
CI
0.33–1.09,
0.096)
simple
sugars
0.91,
0.80–1.01,
0.090)
appeared
be
status.
177
did
not
meet
criteria
148
assessed.
(26.22
9.36
26.18
9.24
p0.974)
(7.21
1.07
7.27
0.735)
remained
stable
time,
while
(0.81
0.29
0.91
0.024).
Four
diagnosed
follow-up,
lower
test
result.
These
worse
glycemic
control
(HbA1c
+
0.5%).
Conclusions:
Lifestyle
modification
important
prevent
or
reverse
development
disease.
therefore
aimed
meeting
all
needs
promoting
better
control,
terms
hemoglobin,
order
reduce
Although
promising,
requires
validation
larger
groups.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
Sarcopenia,
a
syndrome
characterized
by
declining
muscle
mass
and
function,
is
associated
with
various
adverse
health
outcomes.
While
body
index
(BMI)
fundamental
indicator,
its
relationship
sarcopenia
complex
remains
inadequately
explored.
Low
BMI
has
been
linked
to
loss,
but
the
role
of
other
demographic
clinical
factors
in
this
unclear.
This
cross-sectional
study
analyzed
data
from
NHANES
2011–2018
cohort,
including
7,455
adults
aged
≥
20
years.
was
diagnosed
based
on
appendicular
skeletal
using
DXA
criteria.
categorized
into
quartiles
for
analysis.
Weighted
multivariable
logistic
regression
assessed
associations
between
low
mass,
adjusting
confounders
such
as
age,
gender,
ethnicity,
income-to-poverty
ratio,
chronic
diseases
(e.g.,
diabetes
hypertension).
Variance
inflation
(VIF)
confirmed
absence
multicollinearity.
Lower
significantly
higher
odds
(adjusted
OR:
0.508,
95%
CI:
0.483–0.533,
p
<
0.001),
while
exhibited
protective
effect.
Age
(OR:
1.035,
1.025–1.045,
0.001)
female
gender
1.570,
1.267–1.949,
were
independent
risk
factors.
Racial
disparities
noted,
non-Hispanic
Black
individuals
at
lower
compared
Whites
0.242,
0.152–0.384,
0.001).
Other
significant
included
alcohol
consumption,
education
smoking
status
not
associated.
inversely
prevalence,
posing
odds.
The
findings
underscore
importance
monitoring
addressing
multifactorial
profiles
management
prevention.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: June 11, 2024
Human
space
exploration
poses
inherent
risks
to
astronauts'
health,
leading
molecular
changes
that
can
significantly
impact
their
well-being.
These
alterations
encompass
genomic
instability,
mitochondrial
dysfunction,
increased
inflammation,
homeostatic
dysregulation,
and
various
epigenomic
changes.
Remarkably,
these
bear
similarities
those
observed
during
the
aging
process
on
Earth.
However,
our
understanding
of
connection
between
shifts
disease
development
in
remains
limited.
Frailty
syndrome,
a
clinical
syndrome
associated
with
biological
aging,
has
not
been
comprehensively
investigated
spaceflight.
To
bridge
this
knowledge
gap,
we
leveraged
murine
data
obtained
from
NASA's
GeneLab,
along
astronaut
gathered
JAXA
Inspiration4
missions.
Our
objective
was
assess
presence
markers
pathways
related
frailty,
sarcopenia
within
spaceflight
context.
Through
analysis,
identified
notable
gene
expression
patterns
may
be
indicative
frailty-like
condition
findings
suggest
parallels
extend
frailty
as
well.
Consequently,
further
investigations
exploring
utility
index
monitoring
health
appear
warranted.
Mechanisms of Ageing and Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
219, P. 111941 - 111941
Published: May 14, 2024
Sarcopenia,
the
age-related
loss
of
skeletal
muscle
mass
and
function,
poses
a
significant
challenge
in
field
gerontology,
impacting
health
independence
older
adults.
By
synthesizing
current
research
findings
theoretical
frameworks,
this
perspective
elucidates
multifaceted
mechanisms
underlying
sarcopenia,
mainly
focusing
on
energy
balance
metabolic
processes.
Furthermore,
manuscript
explores
implications
sarcopenia
overall
outcomes,
functional
decline,
quality
life
individuals.
Maxillofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
47(1)
Published: Jan. 20, 2025
Abstract
Background
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
the
effects
of
4-hexylresorcinol
(4HR),
a
synthetic
compound
with
antioxidant
and
stress-modulating
properties,
on
diabetic
sarcopenia
in
masseter
muscle.
Methods
A
controlled,
parallel-arm
was
conducted
using
38
Sprague–Dawley
rats
divided
into
non-diabetic
groups.
Diabetes
induced
streptozotocin
(STZ),
groups
were
further
subdivided
receive
weekly
subcutaneous
injections
either
4HR
or
saline.
Muscle
volume
assessed
micro-computed
tomography
(μCT),
glycogen
storage
protein
expression
analyzed
periodic
acid-Schiff
(PAS)
staining
immunohistochemistry.
Results
μCT
analysis
revealed
that
exhibited
significantly
reduced
muscle
compared
rats.
However,
treatment
partially
mitigated
loss
animals.
Histological
showed
higher
PAS
intensity
group
treated
untreated
group,
suggesting
improved
storage.
Immunohistochemistry
demonstrated
increased
Glut4
phosphorylated
AMPKα
(p-AMPKα)
muscle,
indicating
enhanced
glucose
uptake
metabolic
activity.
Conclusions
effectively
alleviates
diabetes-induced
by
preserving
volume,
enhancing
storage,
upregulating
p-AMPKα
expression.
These
findings
suggest
holds
potential
as
therapeutic
agent
for
combating
wasting
diabetes.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. 499 - 499
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
A
wide
range
of
factors
contribute
to
the
overlap
hyperglycemia—acute
or
chronic—and
sarcopenia,
as
well
their
associated
adverse
consequences,
which
can
lead
impaired
physical
function,
reduced
quality
life,
and
increased
mortality
risk.
These
include
malnutrition
(both
overnutrition
undernutrition)
low
levels
activity.
Hyperglycemia
sarcopenia
are
interconnected
through
a
vicious
cycle
events
that
mutually
reinforce
worsen
each
other.
To
explore
this
association,
our
review
compiles
evidence
on:
(i)
impact
hyperglycemia
on
motor
muscle
with
focus
mechanisms
underlying
biochemical
changes
in
muscles
individuals
at
risk
diabetes
sarcopenia;
(ii)
importance
clinical
assessment
control
under
hyperglycemic
conditions;
(iii)
potential
benefits
medical
nutrition
therapy
activity
muscle-targeted
treatments
for
population.
Based
reviewed
evidence,
we
conclude
regular
intake
key
functional
nutrients,
together
structured
supervised
resistance
and/or
aerobic
activity,
help
maintain
euglycemia
improve
status
all
patients
sarcopenia.
Frontiers in Aging,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
Background
The
presence
of
sarcopenia
at
the
time
stroke
may
deteriorate
rehabilitation
and
functional
outcomes.
There
is
no
consensus
on
factors
associated
with
stroke-related
because
previous
studies
produced
inconsistent
disputed
results.
Therefore,
we
screened
possible
risk
by
meta-analysis.
Methods
Studies
published
before
March
2024
were
searched
through
PubMed,
Embase,
Web
Science,
CINAHL,
Cochrane
Library,
CNKI,
Wan
Fang,
CBM,
VIP
library
databases.
Two
researchers
independently
articles
to
extract
information
evaluate
their
quality.
Meta-analysis
was
then
performed
using
Revman
5.4
software
determine
significant
for
patients
sarcopenia.
Results
A
total
14
(n
=
3,113)
selected
following
that
statistically
in
sarcopenia:
Age
(OR
1.04;
95%
CI:
1.02,
1.06;
P
<
0.0001),
tube
feeding
3.98;
2.12,
7.47;
pre-stroke
1.84;
1.39,
2.43;
atrial
fibrillation
1.53;
1.15,
2.02;
0.003),
NIHSS
score
1.48;
1.21,
1.81;
osteoporosis
1.801;
58,
2.04;
0.00001).
BMI
(
0.71),
FOIS
0.80),
since
0.34),
calf
circumference
reduction
0.48)
not
identified
as
or
protective
after
0.05).
Conclusion
Our
results
various
which
should
be
considered
studied
healthcare
organizations
professionals
improve
health
patients.
Systematic
Review
Registration
PROSPERO,
Identifier
CRD42024545757.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
Sarcopenia
is
a
disease
characterized
by
losing
muscle
mass,
strength,
and
function
with
age.
Studies
have
shown
that
sarcopenia
generally
higher
in
women
than
men.
Therefore,
this
study
used
the
2015
China
Health
Retirement
Longitudinal
Study
(CHARLS)
data
to
explore
further
risk
factors
associated
middle-aged
older
Chinese
women.
In
study,
from
CHARLS
database
were
analyzed,
comprising
7,805
eligible
participants.
Participants
categorized
into
either
group
(n
=
2,160)
or
non-sarcopenia
5,645)
based
on
presence
absence
of
sarcopenia.
Through
utilization
logistic
regression
analysis,
multiple
identified.
Additionally,
predictive
value
these
was
assessed
applying
receiver
operating
characteristic
(ROC)
curve
analysis.
Subsequently,
visual
nomogram
prediction
model
developed
incorporating
identified
R4.1.2
software.
Age,
area,
education,
marriage,
waist
circumference,
stroke,
body
pain,
depression,
region
may
be
closely
related
addition,
integrated
sarcopenia-related
variables
comprehensive
index,
ROC
analysis
results
showed
AUC
composite
index
0.738.
This
found
age,
waist,
physical
region.
constructs
help
clinicians
better
screen
potential
female
patients