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13. 13. Camp Barnabas: enlarging the spirit, encouraging the heart--where children with special challenges can just be kids (1997, Jezierski M)
14. 14. Camp can help the disabled child (1972, Braaten J)
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16. 16. Campers with disabilities: Encouraging positive interaction (1995, Bedini LA)
17. 17. Camp Gonee : A Korean camp for children with disabilities (1991, Lee Y)
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19. 19. Camp guides deaf teens to 'informal relationships' (1977, Noling K)
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36. 36. Camping for special children (1977, Shea TM)
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38. 38. Camping for the handicapped (1974, Buchan SC)
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40. 40. Camping for the handicapped in selected camps in California (1975, Buchan SC)
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42. 42. Camping in the Picture Province (1996, Reid J)
43. 43. Camping: motivation in communication skills for speech impaired children (1961, Woodward EW)
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45. 45. Camping therapy: its use in psychiatry and rehabilitation (1974, Lowry JP)
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56. 56. Camps pour handicapes (1979, )
57. 57. Camps teach sports and social skills (1975, Kolbenschlag M)
58. 58. Camp swim for the handicapped (1979, Goodwin H)
59. 59. Campus recreation and the handicapped students: attitude and opportunity (1987, Frost RL)
60. 60. Camp-wheez - educational-recreational program for children with chronic asthma and their parents (1980, Blessingmoore J)
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62. 62. Canada fitness award: level of achievement. Adapted for use by trainable mentally handicapped youth. Jeunesse en forme Canada: niveau de performance. Adapte a l'intention des jeunes deficients profond (1984, )
63. 63. Canada's National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) Past, Present, & Future (1992, Gowan G)
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65. 65. Canada to host more Olympics in '76 (1974, Harris CJ)
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77. 77. Canadians prepare to further the rights of the disabled (1981, Henry S)
78. 78. Canadian symposium on sport integration for the physically disabled (proceedings): Colloque canadien sur l'integration sportive pour les handicapes physiques (1979, )
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83. 83. Can an eye in phthisis be rehabilitated? A case of improved vision with 1-year follow-up (1999, Dohlman CH, D'Amico DJ)
84. 84. Can asthmatics scuba dive? (1976, )
85. 85. Cancer and osteoporosis treatment strategies (1999, Ehrman JK)
86. 86. Cancer and the protective effect of physical activity: The epidemiological evidence (1992, Sternfeld, B.)
87. 87. Cancer: help clients with cancer participate in physical activity (1998, Hoffman-Goetz L)
88. 88. Cancer, immune function, and physical activity (1995, Shephard RJ, Shek PN)
89. 89. Cancer rehab in the health club (1997, Durak EP, Lilly PC)
90. 90. Cancer risk in asphalt workers and roofers: review and meta-analysis of epidemiologic studies. (1994, Partanen, T., & Boffetta, P.)
91. 91. Can children with mild mental retardation perceive affordances for action? (1993, Block ME)
92. 92. Can clinical practice guidelines increase the cost-effectiveness of geriatric rehabilitation? Small Work Group minority report (1997, Johnston MV, Laouri M, Stason WB)
93. 93. Candace Cable and Dean Barrett scoff at the idea that they're handicapped. From starting line to finish line, they're a pair of easy riders (1983, Henderson J)
94. 94. Cane-assisted gait biomechanics and electromyography after total hip arthroplasty (2004, Ajemian S, Thon D, Clare P, Kaul L, Zernicke RF & Loitz-Ramage B)
95. 95. Cane for the blind with a device for detecting and recognizing pedestrian obstacles (1998, Chereshanskii VA, Budiianskaia LM, Ivanchenko IA, Karsh LA, Santonii VI)
96. 96. Cane handle badminton racket (1977, Cowart J)
97. 97. Can elderly patients who have had a hip fracture perform moderate- to high-intensity exercise at home? (2005, Mangione, Kathleen K.; Craik, Rebecca L.; Tomlinson, Susan S.; Palombaro, Kerstin M.)
98. 98. Can exercise control type II diabetes? (1988, Barnes L)
99. 99. Can exercise help multiple sclerosis? (1987, Gelfman PS)
100. 100. Can I beat that amputee? (1983, Clark J)