Femoral fracture rates in people with and without disability

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Main Author:	Rapp, K.
Other Authors:	ET AL
Format:	Book
Language:	Spanish English
Subjects:	Acción comunitaria Alemania Cadera Dependencia Efectos Epidemiología Estudio epidemiológico Factor de riesgo Fracturas Personas mayores Residencias Discapacidad Mayores Documental
Online Access:	DOI Path
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