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Physiological, Cognitive, Behavioral, and Perceptual Contributors to Falls Risk Across Middle and Older Adulthood
Falls are multifactorial events influenced by physiological, cognitive, behavioral, and perceptual factors. Although falls prevention research has traditionally focused on older adults and objectively measured physical impairments, less is known about how cognitive performance, physical activity, an
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