Executive Function Correlates with Walking Speed in Older Persons: The InCHIANTI Study
Alesandro Ble(National Institutes of Health), Luigi Ferrucci(National Institute on Aging), Benedetta Bartali(National Institutes of Health), Cinzia Maraldi(Ospedale Sant'Anna), Giovanni Zuliani(University of Ferrara), Fulvio Lauretani(National Institutes of Health), R. Fellin(University of Ferrara), Stefano Volpato(University of Ferrara), Stefania Bandinelli(Spanish National Cancer Research Centre), Jack M. Guralnik(University of Maryland, Baltimore)
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