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Social network moderators of the association between Ghanaian older adults’ neighbourhood walkability and social activity

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Social engagement and physical activity: Commentary on why the activity and disengagement theories of ageing may both be valid

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2015Do psychosocial factors moderate the association between objective neighborhood walkability and older adults' physical activity?54 cited

2020Walking-friendly built environments and objectively measured physical function in older adults52 cited

2015Neighborhood walkability, fear and risk of falling and response to walking promotion: The Easy Steps to Health 12-month randomized controlled trial40 cited

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