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Is skin autofluorescence associated with sarcopenia?
Is skin autofluorescence associated with sarcopenia?
Skin autofluorescence, a noninvasive biomarker for advanced glycation end-products, is associated with higher sarcopenia prevalence.
Skin autofluorescence may aid sarcopenia risk stratification; hypothesis-generating and requires longitudinal studies before clinical adoption.
Higher skin AGEs are associated with higher sarcopenia prevalence. We call for future longitudinal studies to explore the role of SAF as a potential biomarker of sarcopenia.
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