Aging in Motion

Aging in Motion (AIM) is a coalition of organizations working to advance research and treatment of sarcopenia and age-related functional decline; it’s led by the Alliance. For more information, visit here.

For more information on our educational resources related to Aging in Motion, see the Sarcopenia page.

Public Comments

Alliance Comments on PDUFA VI Commitment Letter

August 23, 2016

Public Comments

COPD Foundation Support Letter

April 6, 2015

Food for Thought: The Role of Nutrition in Healthy Aging

Sarcopenia: Taking Charge of Your Muscle Health As You Age

Sarcopenia: Cuidando da sua saúde muscular à medida que voc envelhece

Sarcopenia: Encargándose de su salud muscular a medida que envejece

Malnutrition in Older Adults: A Hidden Epidemic

MALNUTRICIÓN Una epidemia oculta entre los adultos de mayor edad

Blog: What You Should Know About Sarcopenia

November 19, 2020

Update on Patient-Focused Drug Development Meeting on Sarcopenia

April 20, 2017

Join FDA’s PFDD Meeting on Sarcopenia, April 6

March 27, 2017

Patient Perspectives on Sarcopenia Sought by the FDA

February 2, 2017

AIM Coalition’s Webinar on ICD-10 for Sarcopenia Now Available

January 26, 2017

Webinar on an ICD-10 Code for Sarcopenia/January 24

January 12, 2017

AIM Coalition Held Second Annual Meeting

December 15, 2016

AIM Coalition Featured in MedPageToday

July 13, 2016

+ All Blog posts related to "Aging in Motion"

AIM Coalition Meeting Spotlights Sarcopenia Research Advances

December 2, 2016

AIM Coalition Meeting Highlights Latest Developments in Sarcopenia Research

March 28, 2014

New Resource Focuses on the Growing Burden of Osteoporosis

August 4, 2008

Alliance Develops Osteoporosis Tool for Health Professionals

May 8, 2008

Alliance Unveils Resource about Bone Disease

January 11, 2008

Experts Warn that Osteoporosis is Not a Priority

May 5, 2005

Survey Shows Women Fear Losing Independence from Osteoporosis

March 1, 2005

Sarcopenia

Sarcopenia is the progressive loss of skeletal muscle that comes with aging. Sarcopenia is thought…