Identifying elderly people at risk for cognitive decline by using the 2-step test.

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Identifying elderly people at risk for cognitive decline by using the 2-step test.

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Hideaki Ishibashi

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Hiroaki Fujita

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Kennichi Ogiwara

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Kohei Maruya

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Shunnichiro Moriyama

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Tomoyuki Arai

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Toshiki Hosoi

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