Disability in basic and instrumental activities of daily living is associated with faster rate of decline in cognitive function of older adults
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Rajan, K.B., ET AL., Disability in basic and instrumental activities of daily living is associated with faster rate of decline in cognitive function of older adults. Journals of Gerontology, The, Vol. 68, no. 5 (2013), p. 624-630.
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Actividades de la vida diaria, Deterioro cognitivo, Discapacidad física y orgánica, Medición, Personas mayores, Predicción, Seguimiento, EE.UU.
Actividades de la vida diaria, Deterioro cognitivo, Discapacidad física y orgánica, Medición, Personas mayores, Predicción, Seguimiento, EE.UU.
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