Fear of Injury With Physical Activity in Those With Diabetes

Posted on July 25, 2011 by admin

Fear of Injury With Physical Activity Is Greater in Adults With Diabetes Than in Adults Without Diabetes Amy G. Huebschmann et al Diabetes Care August 2011 vol.

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Fear of Injury With Physical Activity in Those With Diabetes

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