Gentle touch perception across the lifespan.
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Rochelle Ackerley | Ilona Croy | Håkan Olausson | H. Olausson | Hanna Ignell | I. Croy | R. Ackerley | Helena Backlund Wasling | Helena Backlund Wasling | Isac Sehlstedt | Hanna Ignell | I. Sehlstedt
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