Mobility limitation in self-described well-functioning older adults: importance of endurance walk testing.
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Tamara B Harris | Marjolein Visser | Eleanor M Simonsick | S. Rubin | S. Kritchevsky | A. Newman | M. Nevitt | M. Visser | E. Simonsick | T. Harris | B. Goodpaster | Anne B Newman | Michael C Nevitt | Bret Goodpaster | Stephen B Kritchevsky | Susan Rubin | A. Newman
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