Grip strength changes over 27 yr in Japanese-American men.
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K Masaki | J. Guralnik | T. Rantanen | D. Foley | G. Izmirlian | L. White | K. Masaki | J M Guralnik | G Izmirlian | D Foley | T Rantanen | L White
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