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This thesis aims to determine whether people with Parkinson's disease differ from people with multiple sclerosis in their responsivity to reactive balance training, which is vital for reducing the risk of falls, as measured by the amount of time it

This thesis aims to determine whether people with Parkinson's disease differ from people with multiple sclerosis in their responsivity to reactive balance training, which is vital for reducing the risk of falls, as measured by the amount of time it takes for postural muscle activation after the addition of a perturbation stimulus.
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    • The Effects of Reactive Step Training on Muscle Onset Latency in People with Multiple Sclerosis vs Parkinson's Disease
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    2024-05

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