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The nature and enactment of African dance that produces neurogenic tremors
Distinctly African health-promoting human occupations are under-researched in occupational therapy. Many occupational therapy interventions used in South Africa have been developed elsewhere and may be inaccessible to many. African dance that produces neurogenic tremors (ADNT) is an occupation that...
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Division of Occupational Therapy
2022
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