Recruitment of older adults to three preventative lifestyle improvement studies.

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Anju Keetharuth

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Bob Woods

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Ellen Lee

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Gail Mountain

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Katy Shortland

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Kirsty Sprange

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Lauren Powell

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Louise Newbould

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Robin Chatters

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