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The study concluded that older adults with greater muscle mass relative to their height had significantly lower mortality rates than those with less muscle. It demonstrated that muscle mass, independent of fat and traditional risk factors, is a strong predictor of longevity, highlighting that clinicians should focus on maintaining muscle rather than body weight alone when evaluating health in older adults

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