A healthy old age: realistic or futile goal? Exercise programmes benefit even those who are most severely disabled.

Parsons M

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A healthy old age: realistic or futile goal? Exercise programmes benefit even those who are most severely disabled.

机译：健康的老年:现实的或无效的目标吗?甚至那些运动项目受益最严重残疾。

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《BMJ: British medical journal》 |2001年第7289期|797-0|共1页
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Parsons M;
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中图分类医药、卫生;
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old age; aged person; Exercise TherapyHealth StatusDisabled Persons;

机译：老年;年龄人;TherapyHealth锻炼StatusDisabled人;

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