Does being physically active prevent future disability in older people? Attenuated effects when taking time-dependent confounders into account
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Kreisel, S.H., et al., Does being physically active prevent future disability in older people? Attenuated effects when taking time-dependent confounders into account. BMC Geriatrics, vol. 17, n. 290, 2017, 11 p.
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Personas mayores, Discapacidad, Ejercicio físico, Factor de protección, Prevención, Efectos, Europa
Personas mayores, Discapacidad, Ejercicio físico, Factor de protección, Prevención, Efectos, Europa
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