Do age-related differences do affect postural kinematics and joint kinetics during repetitive lifting?
Older participants appeared to control the detrimental effects of fatigue associated with repetitive lifting and limit lumbar spine range of motion. The higher rates of musculoskeletal injury among older workers may stem from a complex interaction of manual handling risk factors.
Our preliminary results suggest that evaluation, in prostate biopsy specimens, of a panel of biomarkers known to be involved in PCa progression is poorly indicative of tumor outcome.