EFFECTS OF AGE AND AVAILABLE RESPONSE TIME ON ABILITY TO STEP OVER AN OBSTACLE
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CHEN, H.C., ET AL., EFFECTS OF AGE AND AVAILABLE RESPONSE TIME ON ABILITY TO STEP OVER AN OBSTACLE. JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY,THE, Vol. 49, no. 5 (1994), p. M227-233.
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Caídas, Etiología, Personas mayores, Prevención
Caídas, Etiología, Personas mayores, Prevención
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