The impact of income level on skeletal muscle health in rural Chinese older residents: a study of mediating effects based on dietary knowledge.

Ahmadreza Dorosty suggested that there is a highly significant correlation between socioeconomic status and sarcopenia ( p < 0.001) and that people with low socio-economic status people have 0.97 times the risk of developing sarcopenia than those in the middle and high-income brackets ( 8 ).

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