Clinical trial NCT04844047 - References

Fall Injury — Does Fall Arrest Strategy Training Improve Capacity to Prevent Fall-Related Injury in Older Women?

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Does Fall Arrest Strategy Training (FAST) Added to a Fall Prevention Program Improve Physical Capacity to Prevent Serious Fall-related Injury in Older Women?

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