Using the Timed Up & Go test in a clinical setting to predict falling in Parkinson's disease.
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Joe R. Nocera | Chris J Hass | Michael S Okun | Michael Marsiske | C. Hass | M. Okun | I. Malaty | M. Marsiske | E. Stegemöller | Elizabeth L Stegemöller | Joe R Nocera | Irene A Malaty
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