Cognitive abilities predict death during the next 15 years in older Japanese adults.

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Cognitive abilities predict death during the next 15 years in older Japanese adults.

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Cognitive abilities predict death during the next 15 years in older Japanese adults.

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Cognitive abilities predict death during the next 15 years in older Japanese adults.

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Cognitive abilities predict death during the next 15 years in older Japanese adults.

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Cognitive abilities predict death during the next 15 years in older Japanese adults.

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Chikako Tange

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Fujiko Ando

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Hiroshi Shimokata

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Makiko Tomida

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Rei Otsuka

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Yukiko Nishita

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10.1111/GGI.12952

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2016-11-17T00:00:00Z

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