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- 1Computational biomechanics
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Spring 2019
Falling is a significant source of morbidity and even mortality among the elderly population. 10% to 20% of these falls lead to severe injuries that require medical attention. Understanding the mechanisms behind the loss-of-balance and fall initiation can help prevent the consequences of falls by...
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Understanding the Experiences of the Community-Dwelling Older Adults of the FallProofTM Program
DownloadFall 2019
Background: One in three community-dwelling older adults aged 65 years or older experience at least one fall per year, leading to fall-related injuries, loss of independence, and, in some instances, death. Effective interventional strategies exist to prevent falls and their negative consequences...