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Humans build muscle mass over the first two decades of life; begin to lose muscle mass and strength between the third and fourth decades, and the decline accelerates during the sixth decade. Sarcopenia and dynapenia are age-related loss of skeletal muscle mass and muscle strength, respectively.
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