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Cardiovascular disease, muscle function, and long-term falls risk: The Perth longitudinal study of ageing women
Background: A few cross-sectional studies have highlighted inconsistent associations between cardiovascular disease (CVD) and musculoskeletal conditions. We sought to investigate the relationship between clinical CVD including subtypes, compromised muscle function, as well as incident self-reported
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