Kyoto Univ. professor says sarcopenia can be reversed

Kyoto Univ. professor says sarcopenia can be reversed

TOKYO, Japan - Hidenori Arai, a professor at Kyoto University who launched a research group on sarcopenia and frailty, is seen in this photo taken on Oct. 19, 2014. He said at the group's meeting in Tokyo that the right nutritional balance and exercise can prevent frailty and improve sarcopenia. (Kyodo)

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