Kimberly C. Lang

This study identifies abnormal antagonist muscle activity as a biomarker for falls in Parkinson's disease by showing its correlation with CoM motion and fall frequency.

This paper quantifies increased antagonist leg muscle activity during reactive balance responses in Parkinson’s disease patients, linking it to disease severity and balance ability.

This study examines the association between set shifting impairments and falling in Parkinson’s disease patients and neurologically-normal older adults, finding impaired set shifting is linked to increased fall risk.