Associations of grip strength, walking pace, and the risk of incident dementia: A prospective cohort study of 340212 participants
Kevin H.M. Kuo(University Health Network), Jin‐Tai Yu(Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University), Rui‐Qi Zhang(Fudan University), Yue‐Ting Deng(Huashan Hospital), Shu‐Yi Huang(National Taiwan University Hospital), Qiang Dong(Henan Normal University), Shi‐Dong Chen(Fudan University), Xiao‐Yu He(Fudan University), Ya‐Ru Zhang(Fudan University), Lan Tan(Qingdao University), Bang‐Sheng Wu(Fudan University), Yang Liu(Saarland University), Yi Zhang(Fujian Medical University), Wei Cheng(Ningbo University), Ya‐Nan Ou(Qingdao University), Canqing Yu(Peking University)
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