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Handgrip Strength and Low Muscle Strength Rate in Chinese Adults - China, 2020.
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ABSTRACT: What is already known on this topic?
Handgrip strength (HS) serves as a diagnostic marker for low muscle strength rate (LMSR) and reflects the level of skeletal muscle. Over the past two decades, global data indicate a downward trend in HS across various countries.What is added by this report?
According to the latest national data, the mean HS among Chinese adults aged 20 years and older was recorded at 40.4 kg for males and 25.1 kg for females in 2020. A decline in HS was observed with increasing age, particularly among women. Additionally, lower HS values were reported in rural areas, whereas LMSR was more prevalent in these regions.What are the implications for public health practice?
The analysis of HS and LMSR among Chinese adults is essential for the development and implementation of targeted interventions aimed at improving HS prevalence rates. This analysis is highly significant for public health, contributing to increased public awareness of LMSR and the promotion of preventative measures.
SUBMITTER: Zhu J
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11325096 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Aug
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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Handgrip Strength and Low Muscle Strength Rate in Chinese Adults - China, 2020.
China CDC weekly 20240801 32
<h4>What is already known on this topic?</h4>Handgrip strength (HS) serves as a diagnostic marker for low muscle strength rate (LMSR) and reflects the level of skeletal muscle. Over the past two decades, global data indicate a downward trend in HS across various countries.<h4>What is added by this report?</h4>According to the latest national data, the mean HS among Chinese adults aged 20 years and older was recorded at 40.4 kg for males and 25.1 kg for females in 2020. A decline in HS was observ ...[more]