Association of increased gait variability while dual tasking and cognitive decline: results from a prospective longitudinal cohort pilot study
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Olivier Beauchet | Gilles Allali | Frédéric Roche | O. Beauchet | G. Allali | J. Barthélémy | F. Roche | C. Launay | H. Sekhon | J. Chabot | E. Levinoff | Jean-Claude Barthelemy | Cyrille P. Launay | Harmehr Sekhon | Julia Chabot | Elise J. Levinoff
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