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Hirdes J.P, Forbes W.F.  1992.  The importance of social relationships, socioeconomic status and health practices with respect to mortality among healthy Ontario males. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. 45(2):175-82.
Hirdes J.P, Forbes W.F.  1992.  The importance of social relationships, socioeconomic status and health practices with respect to mortality among healthy Ontario males. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. 45(2):175-82.
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Perls T.T, Morris J.N, Ooi W.L, Lipsitz L.A.  1993.  The relationship between age, gender and cognitive performance in the very old: the effect of selective survival. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 41(11):1193-201.
Perls T.T, Morris J.N, Ooi W.L, Lipsitz L.A.  1993.  The relationship between age, gender and cognitive performance in the very old: the effect of selective survival. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 41(11):1193-201.
Perls T.T, Morris J.N, Ooi W.L, Lipsitz L.A.  1993.  The relationship between age, gender and cognitive performance in the very old: the effect of selective survival. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 41(11):1193-201.
Perls T.T, Morris J.N, Ooi W.L, Lipsitz L.A.  1993.  The relationship between age, gender and cognitive performance in the very old: the effect of selective survival. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 41(11):1193-201.
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Yoo I-Y.  2011.  Analysis of multi-variate recurrent fall risk factors in elderly people using residential assessment instrument-home care-comparisons between single and recurrent fallers. Journal of Korean Academy of Nursing. 41(1):119-128.