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  1. Relationships between Hamstring Activation Rate and Biomechanics of Slip-induced Falls among Young and Older Adults

    This study was conducted to investigate whether hamstring muscle activation rate could potentially serve as an indicator for slip-induced falls, particularly for older adults. Kinematics (heel contact velocity, walking velocity, slip distance, and step length), kinetics (friction demand), and …

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