Associations between Multiple Accelerometry-Assessed Physical Activity Parameters and Selected Health Outcomes in Elderly People – Results from the KORA-Age Study
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A. Peters | R. Strobl | E. Grill | A. Horsch | K. Kuhn | B. Thorand | S. Karrasch | H. Schulz | D. Nowak | L. Gorzelniak | Sandra Ortlieb
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