Patrick Ntantu Nkinsa, Mandy Fisher, Gina Muckle, Mireille Guay, Tye E Arbuckle, William D Fraser, Khrista Boylan, Linda Booij, Mark Walker, Maryse F Bouchard
Childhood exposure to pyrethroids and neurodevelopment in Canadian preschoolers
Neurotoxicology
precedent use social media preventing sarcopenia aim study develop social mediabased intervention programme youngold population community china improve awareness behaviours regarding sarcopenia prevention using guidelines developing complex interventions study divided two main phases codevelopment phase preliminary test phase carried changsha china development phase employed codesign methodology relevant stakeholders including two rounds consultation patient public involvement 12 members two rounds focus groups 30 participants followed threeweek preliminary test phase 22 participants study evaluated consultation patient public involvement mainly collected qualitative data two rounds focus group interviews final semistructured interview following preliminary test explore participants experiences comments suggestions revising social mediabased intervention handgrip strength also evaluated health education included seven videos 46 min related sarcopenia including information concept influencing factors adverse effects manifestations screening methods preventions exercise video consisted four types training warmup aerobic resistance flexibility training lasted 30 min suggested engagement least 3 daysweek specific contents dosage final intervention unanimously favourable diverse stakeholders involved older adults possible sarcopenia experts researchers preliminary test improvement handgrip strength observed m1592sd522 kg m1913sd544 kg 544 p 0001 subgroup analysis revealed improvement evident men women social mediabased intervention universally endorsed participants showed indications positive influence sarcopenia feasibility study needed