SF-36 bodily pain
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3 in 12 monthsResearch Square
Sedentary Accumulation in Midlife and Subsequent SF-36 Physical Functioning and Pain Burden: A Longitudinal Analysis of the 1970 British Cohort Study
Preprint: cohort study of 3,820 peoplePopulations
Research Square
Whole body vibration effectively improves musculoskeletal strength and lower limb motor function in older patients with osteosarcopenia: a randomized controlled study
Preprint: randomised trial in 30 peopleOsteosarcopenia
Physiotherapy Research International
Utilizing the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health to Describe Quality-of-Life Assessment in Older Adults in a Middle-Income Country
Cross-sectional study of 52 peopleBiomarkers
Experimental Gerontology
Chronic pain and subjective memory problems are dynamic risk factors for functional decline: An ACTIVE longitudinal study
Cohort study of 2,365 peopleChronic pain