Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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P2860
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Self-selected walking speed was consistent when recorded while using a cane.
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Carlos O Weiss
Christopher L Seplaki
Emily M Agree
Jennifer L Wolff
Judith D Kasper
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10.1016/J.JCLINEPI.2007.07.020
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2008-03-10T00:00:00Z