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Experts pinpoint simple strength test can predict how at risk you are from liver disease and other illnesses

Daily Mail 1 min read 9 hours ago

People who are overweight but have good muscle strength may be less likely to develop obesity-related heart, liver or kidney damage, new research has suggested.
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