Long-term farming lifestyle strongly associated with lower sarcopenia prevalence in older Adults: A cross-sectional study in an urban-rural transition zone.

Yang Zhoujian, Zhang Haihong, Zhao Hui, Zhou Qi, Wu Zhufeng, Shen Haihong, Lv Jun, Li Aihua, Zhang Huan, Li Hong, Wang Jiachen, Wang Shanjin

Shanghai Pudong New Area Geriatric Hospital, Shanghai 201314, China. Electronic address: [email protected]. · pubmed

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Abstract

In the context of rapid urbanization and escalating population aging, lifestyle factors play a critical role in sarcopenia development. This study aimed to clarify the prevalence of sarcopenia in elderly adults in the urban-rural transition zone of southern Pudong, Shanghai, and explore the association between lifestyle factors (with a focus on long-term farming history) and sarcopenia.

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Research summary

Long-term farming lifestyle is associated with lower prevalence of sarcopenia in older adults. The study addresses lifestyle factors that may influence age-related conditions, contributing to the understanding of how certain lifestyles can mitigate aspects of aging.

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