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Aaliya S. Merali

University of Alberta

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NeuroscienceBMC NeurologyPeer-reviewedAug 22, 2019

Intentions of Canadian health professionals towards recommending exercise to people living with ALS.

Kelvin Edward Jones, Tanya R. Berry, Aaliya S. Merali, Vanina P. M. Dal Bello-Haas

The paper surveys Canadian health professionals' attitudes and intentions toward recommending exercise for people living with ALS, finding low confidence and infrastructure as major barriers.

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