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  • Funder: National Institute of General Medical Sciences
  • Humans1

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Centre-of-pressure responsivity to centre-of-mass movement

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  1. Standing on a foam surface increases centre-of-pressure responsivity to centre-of-mass movement in humans.

    “Foam surface instability accentuated short-range CoP responsivity to CoM in young adults and extended that responsivity across the entire time course in older adults.”

    Human trialShort-range responsivity in young adults; responsivity across the entire time course in older adults

    Ageing alters postural sway responsivity to the centre of mass movement

    Journal of the Royal Society, Interface28 Aug 2025

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