Cachexia
Cachexia (; from Greek κακός kakos "bad" and ἕξις hexis "condition") or wasting syndrome is loss of weight, muscle atrophy, fatigue, weakness, and significant loss of appetite in someone who is not actively trying to lose weight.
CachexiaMalnutrition-inflammation complexFACES syndromeAnticachexiaHydrazine sulfateTumor necrosis factor-alphaMuscle atrophyTumor necrosis factorsWeight lossAppetiteProtein-energy malnutritionProgestinNRIP1Hippocratic faceKamyar Kalantar-ZadehAZGP11994 expanded World Health Organization AIDS case definitionAndrew Justin Stewart CoatsBernard PeyrilheRosePharma
Étienne LancereauxGhrelinHistory of tuberculosisCentral melanocortin systemDermcidinCāng zhúSelective androgen receptor modulatorOrexigenicLeukemia inhibitory factorList of MeSH codes (C23)HydrazineOmega-3 fatty acidMesotheliomaMarasmusCacochymyAutophagic tumor stroma model of cancerList of medical symptomsMichael M. MeguidCNTO 328Clinical nutrition
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