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Association of IGF-I levels with muscle strength and mobility in older women

Cappola et al., 2001

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5451455644071878791
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Cappola A
Bandeen-Roche K
Wand G
Volpato S
Fried L
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The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism

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The functional consequences of the age-associated decline in IGF-I are unknown. We hypothesized that low IGF-I levels in older women would be associated with poor muscle strength and mobility. We assessed this question in a population representative of the full …
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