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… could be an effective adjunctive therapy, albeit only in the early stages of the disease. …
disease onset and progression, especially in the early stages. This postulation is supported by the …

… Aquatic therapy has been used to promote postural stability in older adults. Simmons, (1996)…
gait. Equilibrium was still noted to be inconsistent but improved from the initial assessment. …