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Intensive Home-based Complex Training in Elderly
This is a single-arm intervention study aimed at investigating whether a 4-week program of daily cognitive and physical activities, lasting 2-3 hours per day, produces significant changes in functional levels in healthy adults aged 65 and older.
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