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Effects of two exercise protocols on postural balance of elderly women: a randomized controlled trial

Mesquita et al., 2015

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16884091270424275703
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Mesquita L
de Carvalho F
Freire L
Neto O
Zângaro R
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BMC geriatrics

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Background The aging process reduces both sensory capabilities and the capabilities of the motor systems responsible for postural control, resulting in a high number of falls among the elderly. Some therapeutic interventions can directly interrupt this process, including physical …
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