Protocol for the PreventIT feasibility randomised controlled trial of a lifestyle-integrated exercise intervention in young older adults
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Lorenzo Chiari | Kamiar Aminian | Anisoara Paraschiv-Ionescu | Beatrix Vereijken | Anna Zacchi | Michael Schwenk | Sabato Mellone | Clemens Becker | Mirjam Pijnappels | Elisabeth Boulton | Kristin Taraldsen | Chris Todd | Lindy Clemson | Ronny Bergquist | Jorunn L Helbostad | A Stefanie Mikolaizak | Helen Hawley-Hague | Brenda Gannon | Stefania Bandinelli | David P French | S. Bandinelli | B. Vereijken | C. Becker | L. Chiari | K. Aminian | A. Zacchi | M. Pijnappels | J. Helbostad | C. Todd | S. Mellone | D. French | L. Clemson | A. Paraschiv-Ionescu | Fan Yang | A. Maier | K. Taraldsen | M. Schwenk | B. Gannon | A. S. Mikolaizak | N. Jonkman | Elisabeth Boulton | J. V. Van Ancum | R. Bergquist | H. Hawley-Hague | Andrea B Maier | Jeanine van Ancum | Nini H Jonkman | Fan Bella Yang | J. M. V. Ancum | Ronny Bergquist | Elisabeth R Boulton | Anna Zacchi | Helen Hawley-Hague | Chris Todd
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