Muchiri et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Meaning of physical activities for the elderly: a reviewMuchiri et al., 2018
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- Muchiri W
- Olutende O
- Kweyu I
- Vurigwa E
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- American Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
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Aging is a process of inherent change that has separate or joint effects on the individual identity. Aging brings about physiological, psychological and other kinds of changes to the human body. The frail elderly people present a clinical syndrome which comprises of …
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