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A geriatrics walking clinic improves hemoglobin A1c and timed gait in older veterans with type 2 diabetes

Jiwani et al., 2021

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1222371957389907852
Author
Jiwani R
Wang C
Orsak B
MacCarthy D
Kellogg D
Powers B
Wang J
Padala P
Padala K
Espinoza S
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Geriatric Nursing

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Over one quarter of older adults in the US has diabetes; and, physical activity is important for the promotion of healthy aging in this population. The purpose of this clinical demonstration project is to evaluate the effect of physical activity in the form of walking on glycemic control …
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