Your mom was right, variety is the spice of life!
Have you ever noticed that doing the same thing over and over can become tiring or mind numbing...
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Tag: Habilitation & rehabilitation
Spasticity ≠ stability: Evidence from recovery trajectories over 2 years
Lower limb spasticity is a common consequence of stroke. The persistent muscle overactivity,...
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What can we learn from sports science to explain some of the therapeutic benefits from interventions in frail populations?
Perhaps you, like many members of our ISPGR community, have been engaged in the development and...
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Can people with stroke learn how not to fall?
People who have had a stroke fall frequently. Many previous studies with older adults have found...
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Sing for Your Saunter: Self-Generated Cues to Enhance Gait in Parkinson Disease
People with Parkinson disease (PD) often report difficulty walking as an early and troublesome...
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Knee ligament reconstruction – a persistent threat to balance ability long after surgical repair?
Following anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture, reconstructive surgery (ALCR) is often...
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Virtual reality for your grandparents
The prevalence of falls in older adults is huge: one out of every 3 adults aged 65 years or older...
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Targeted stimulation in space and time of the spinal cord to restore walking after spinal cord injury
Every year about 500,000 people become disabled as a result of spinal cord injuries (SCI). The...
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