Conclusions the present study provides reference data for comparison with clinical populations and a comprehensive battery of non-invasive dry biomarkers with high discriminant ability indicative of musculoskeletal health. the most sensitive novel biomarkers require no volition, highlighting potentially useful tests for screening and monitoring effects of interventions on msk health for vulnerable older people with pain or cognitive impairment. older misclassified cases who appeared younger than predicted support the need for studies of older people with different habitual activity levels, to provide relevant reference values for assessment, so rehabilitation goals are targeted appropriately

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• who: Ageing and collaborators from the communities in Birmingham, UK School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of have published the article: Conclusions The present study provides reference data for comparison with clinical populations and a comprehensive battery of non-invasive dry biomarkers with high discriminant ability indicative of musculoskeletal health. The most sensitive novel biomarkers require no volition, highlighting potentially useful tests for screening and monitoring effects of interventions on MSK health for vulnerable older people with pain or cognitive impairment. Older misclassified cases who appeared younger than predicted support the need for studies of . . .
  

   

  

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