Balance, Gait, and Falls Prevention

A step beyond: age and sex-dependent changes in multidimensional locomotor and gait patterns of voluntary motion of C57BL/6 mice

This study uses automated movement analysis to show age and sex differences in gait and posture in mice, revealing changes not captured by traditional activity metrics.

The influence of virtual visual stimulus amplitude to induce standing postural responses

This study examines how varying virtual visual stimulus amplitudes affect standing postural responses in VR, finding that higher amplitudes increase oscillation and decrease gain, suggesting nonlinear control.

Does Balance Vary Across the Menstrual Cycle?: A Meta-Analysis with Implications for Women's Health.

This meta-analysis examines the effect of menstrual cycle phases on balance in women, finding no significant overall effect on static or dynamic balance.

Balance control is more affected in older than younger adults by repeated visual perturbations during walking

This study examines age-related differences in balance control during walking under visual perturbations, finding older adults show reduced self-motion estimation accuracy but some adaptation capacity.