Objective: The objective of this review is to discuss a compilation of the currently available
literature regarding the impact of diabetic neuropathy (DN) on activities of daily living (ADL) …

Background More than 50% of lower limb prosthesis (LLP) users report falling at least once
a year, placing them at high risk for adverse health outcomes such as decreased mobility …

Background Dual-task gait performance declines as humans age, leading to increased fall
risk among older adults. It is unclear whether different secondary cognitive tasks mediate …

The fact that weak leg muscles, impaired vision, numb feet, or insufficient blood pressure
can predispose someone to a fall is unsurprising. Consequently, such factors are a standard …

Background and Purpose: Falls can result in bone fractures and disability, presenting a
serious threat to quality of life and independence in older adults. The majority of falls in …

Adaptation, cooperation, and trust are at the center of rehabilitation. Artificial intelligence and
robots enhance adaptation with guidance for movement, cues for sensation, control of …

Introduction Balance decrements and increased fall risk in older cancer survivors have been
attributed to chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN). Cognition is also affected …

Background Handgrip strength is considered a surrogate for musculoskeletal strength,
however there is emerging evidence of an association with cognition. The specific …

We examined intersubject variation in human balance, focusing on sensorimotor feedback.
Our central hypothesis was that intersubject variation in balance characteristics arises from …

Background Reduced cognitive function, particularly executive function (EF), is associated
with an increased risk of falling in older people. We evaluated the utility of the ReacStick test …