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Postural balance and acceleration threshold detection for anterior horizontal translation in diabetic and non-diabetic elderly
Slips and falls, and even the fear of failing, can represent a major medical and functional deterrent to living independently, especially among the elderly population. Various groups of elders are at known risk for falling including, but not limited to, those with vestibular dysfunction, those with
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