What does the research say about Concern of falling?

Concern of falling

There is 1 paper on concern of falling in aging research: 1 trial in people. The newest story, Oct 31, 2026: “Lab and clinical frailty scores often disagreed in adults”.

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Applied SciencesNov 2

Effects of Self-Selected Handrail Use on Foot Placement and Centre-of-Mass Control During Unperturbed Stair Descent in Older Adults

Study of 14 peopleInterventions

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Frontiers in AgingOct 30

Lab and clinical frailty scores often disagreed in adults

Among 1,160 adults, laboratory and clinical frailty scores were weakly correlated, at 0.11, with disagreement increasing with age.Among 1,160 adults, laboratory and clinical frailty scores were weakly correlated, at 0.11, with disagreement increasing with age.

Accepted, not yet published: cross-sectional · 1,160 peopleBiomarkers

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Journal of Global HealthOct 30

Prevalence of fall risk and fear of falling among older adults in the Middle East and North Africa: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Meta-analysisFear of falling

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Geriatrics & Gerontology InternationalOct 15

Exploring the Application of Machine Learning for Daily-Life Near-Fall Detection in Older Adults

Cohort study of 202 peopleFalls

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Frontiers in MedicineOct 13

Sarcopenia and cognitive impairment after hip fracture in older adults: a narrative review and conceptual rehabilitation framework

Study in peopleHip fracture

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arXivOct 12

FallGown: A Soft Pneumatic Wearable Device for Fall Prevention

Preprint: study in peopleInterventions

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BMC GeriatricsOct 7

Effectiveness of early supervised walking sessions on a walking treadmill in older inpatients after cancer surgery: study protocol for the APPAHOCA-2 trial

Study protocolCancer

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Age and AgeingSep 24

Tablet exercise program improved balance in older adults

After 12 weeks, participants assigned to Keep-On-Keep-Up scored 6.35 points higher on a balance assessment than those receiving standard care alone.After 12 weeks, participants assigned to Keep-On-Keep-Up scored 6.35 points higher on a balance assessment than those receiving standard care alone.

Randomized trialInterventions