Effect of changes in moderate or vigorous physical activity on changes in health-related quality of life of elderly British women over seven years
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Shah Ebrahim | Juan P. Casas | Ann Bowling | David Prieto-Merino | Eveline Nüesch | A. Bowling | S. Ebrahim | A. Amuzu | J. Casas | Minkyoung Choi | D. Prieto-Merino | C. Dale | Antoinette Amuzu | E. Nüesch | Caroline Dale | Minkyoung Choi | E. Nüesch
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