Using multiple imputation and intervention-based scenarios to project the mobility of older adults

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RT @tolonen_hanna: See 'Using multiple imputation and intervention-based scenarios to project the mobility of older adults'. Prevalence o…

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RT @tolonen_hanna: See 'Using multiple imputation and intervention-based scenarios to project the mobility of older adults'. Prevalence o…

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See 'Using multiple imputation and intervention-based scenarios to project the mobility of older adults'. Prevalence of walking limitations will decrease by 2026 from 9.4 to 6.4%. https://t.co/ZNl56qlKjj @konttoj @TommiHrknen @THLresearch @SuomenAkatem

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