Getty Images/PhotoAlto Here’s one more reason to lead with a strong handshake. Having a weak grip could be a harbinger of early death, according to a new study from researchers at the University ...

(Also read: Man asked to solve 50 questions in 15 minutes for job: 'Even ChatGPT can't…') A common meeting etiquette of not shaking hands before the interview or offering a weak handshake can ...

"That way you know you can tell you can trust a person," Abisi said of a good handshake. "If I had a very weak handshake, you're going to think this person isn't confident," said Purscell.

A weak handshake has long been associated with nervousness, but it could be a sign of a more serious mental health condition, depression. South Korean researchers found people with a weaker hand ...

When you go in for a handshake with someone and it feels like their hand is nonexistent, how does it make you feel? According to Dr. Glass, a weak handshake exemplifies a lack of interest.

The optimal professional handshake strikes a balance between a forceful grip and a limp noodle. The extended hand should fully engage with the other person's hand for the most impact. Weak ...

Research by scientists at Queen Mary University of London showed that a weak handshake may be linked to a greater risk of heart attack or stroke. Those with low grip strengths had weaker hearts ...

But frailty – as indicated by a weak grip strength – isn’t unavoidable. There are several steps you can take to keep your handshake firm and confident, boosting your health along with it.

The strength of your handshake is often correlated with your muscle strength and fitness levels. According to research, a weak handshake could be a sign of muscle weakness, frailty, or other ...

found that older adults with a firm handshake were 55 per cent less likely to develop dementia than those with limp grips. Poor physical function — such as weak grip and slow walking — has ...