“... et al., 2017). Thus, the present study aims to analyse the association between fear of falling, eye-segmental...”
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“... to assess the fear of falling. Results confirms that higher levels of eye-segmental coordination are...”
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Subjects: “...Fear of Falling...”
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“... observed that the elderly participants in this study had the same fear of falling, regardless of whether...”
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“... decrease the risk of falling....”
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Subjects: “...Falling head permeameter...”
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“... magnitudes of the treatment effects were similar in both EGs, ranging from medium to large. Decreases in the...”
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Subjects: “...Falling of the elderly...”
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“... of risk factors to lead to a clinical prognosis of the elder being in risk of falling. Therefore, the goal...”
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“... of risk factors to lead to a clinical prognosis of the elder being in risk of falling. Therefore, the goal...”
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Subjects: “...Fear of Falling...”
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Subjects: “...Physical activity for the elderly...”
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Subjects: “...Care-of-the-Self...”
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“... date of the satellite images were obtained. This decrease the action of the climate in the image...”
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“... upper limb (UL) limitations. The decrease of range of motion on the upper limb joints and pendular...”
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“... extends to the other endothermic group, birds. A decrease in metabolic rate without any failure...”
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“... ultimately decrease the quality of life. The purpose of this study is to assess the risk of falling in the...”
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“..., putting hands in front, for example) and the ability to get up after falling can trigger the fear...”
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“..., putting hands in front, for example) and the ability to get up after falling can trigger the fear...”
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“..., coinciding with Tb falling. The febrile response, however, was affected by cold and fasting as Tb increase...”
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