Socioeconomic position and incident mobility impairment in the Cardiovascular Health Study.

(Table 1 ) Among persons without mobility impairment at baseline, income, education, and neighborhood score at baseline were inversely associated with increased risk of incident mobility impairment during the follow-up period among Whites, although the trend test for education was only marginally significant among White men (Table 2 , Model 1).

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