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Corrected: Factors Associated With Walking Speed in Older Adults With and Without Sarcopenia: A Cross-Sectional Study in Long-Term Care Facilities

T. Jiroumaru Yutaro Hyodo Kenji Mori Tomoka Hattori Ikkei Tanaka Yasumasa Oka Junko Ochi Nobuko Shichiri Takamitsu Fujikawa
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Walking speed in older adults without sarcopenia was significantly associated with respiratory muscle strength and dynamic balance, suggesting that targeted interventions such as respiratory muscle training and balance exercises may help maintain or enhance mobility.

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