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Using handgrip strength as a health measure

05 February, 2025

Research shows that handgrip strength is a reliable, safe and non-invasive method of predicting age-related disease and disability.

Aust aging research on the world stage

23 June, 2023

NARI has presented its work at the International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics 2023 Asia/Oceania Conference — a global forum for the aging research sector to share new research and projects.

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