Perceived Benefits of Group Exercise Among Individuals With Peripheral Neuropathy.

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Perceived Benefits of Group Exercise Among Individuals With Peripheral Neuropathy

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Gail Powell-Cope

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Karen Besterman-Dahan

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Patricia A Quigley

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10.1177/0193945914523493

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Jason D Lind

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