Obese older adults suffer foot pain and foot-related functional limitation
Highlights • Obese older adults have disabling foot pain and altered foot structure. • Obese older adults also exhibit impaired foot function. • Obese older adults have reduced health-related quality of life. • Interventions to reduce excess fat mass may improve foot pain, mobility and QoL.
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| description | Highlights • Obese older adults have disabling foot pain and altered foot structure. • Obese older adults also exhibit impaired foot function. • Obese older adults have reduced health-related quality of life. • Interventions to reduce excess fat mass may improve foot pain, mobility and QoL. |
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