Botox for cosmetic purposes is usually used to prevent signs of ageing. While Botox can help enhance your look and benefit ...

This result suggests that many older adults aren’t weak because their muscles are damaged or worn out. Instead, their muscles ...

Later during her childhood, she frequently complained of significant muscle stiffness that was often followed by generalized limb weakness lasting 2–3 min, usually at the onset of physical ...

Dr Aniruddha More, Consultant Neurologist at Jupiter Hospital, Thane, explains that MD is a group of genetic disorders causing progressive muscle weakness and degeneration. It’s not just about ...

Have you ever had a day where you feel like you have just run out of energy, no matter how much you rest or how many cups of ...

Arnold added that while all adults lose motor neurons as they age, he and his research team are learning that the muscle weakness linked with sarcopenia is less about the loss of the number of ...

Arnold added that while all adults lose motor neurons as they age, he and his research team are learning that the muscle weakness linked with sarcopenia is less about the loss of the number of ...

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Arnold added that while all adults lose motor neurons as they age, he and his research team are learning that the muscle weakness linked with sarcopenia is less about the loss of the number of motor ...

In addition to reduced muscle mass, sarcopenia can cause the following symptoms: weakness or frailty balance issues difficulty moving lower endurance Losing muscle mass may be an inevitable result ...

Inclusion body myositis (IBM) is an inflammatory myopathy causing proximal and distal muscle weakness. IBM’s cause remains unknown, lacking validated models, biomarkers and effective treatment ...

Exacerbations in gMG refer to an acute worsening of muscle weakness beyond a patient's baseline. Clinically, exacerbation manifestations may include worsening ptosis, ophthalmoparesis, bulbar ...