In our latest study in JBMR, we demonstrate that frailty, assessed using the frailty index, is a major risk factor for incident hospitalised and self-reported falls and fracture in community-dwelling older women.
Marc Sim
@marc_p_sim
1) Dad to Alexandra
2) Nutritionist, Exercise & Sport Scientist
2) Nutritionist, Exercise & Sport Scientist
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Extensive abdominal aortic calcification is associated with rapid weight loss over 5 years in older women, independent of physical activity and dietary protein intake @KathyZhu8 @marc_p_sim ahajrnls.org/48CLKE9View quoted post on X
Our recent editorial in the BMJ led by Dr Abadi Gebre and Prof Carl Schultz: Do high sensitivity cardiac troponin assays improve patient outcomes?
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Our automated algorithm that assess abdominal aortic calcification, including severity, from dxa-derived lateral spine images is associated with higher hazards for a fall (35%) and fracture (42%). @JackDallaVia
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Yesterday, I did a 305 km charity bike ride in 11 hours from Perth to Bunker Bay to raise funds for 3 mental health charities in southwest WA (20Talk, kaifella, blue tree project). It was tough cycling all day in the rain & wind, but well worth it with over $100k raised so far!