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THE EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE DRUG USE ON BALANCE, FALL RISK, AND COGNITIVE STATUS
This study aims to evaluate the effects of polypharmacy on balance, fall risk, cognitive status, vestibular function, and hearing among individuals living in nursing homes. The study investigates the relationship between polypharmacy and balance, fall risk, cognitive, vestibular, and hearing-related outcomes.
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