Health & Medicine

Rhythmic exercise could help prevent the risk of falls in the elderly

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Corpus
20 March 2015

Andrea Trombetti

HUG

Médecine, UNIGE

Doctors have studied the effects of rhythmic activity on the brains of the elderly. This activity could reduce the risk of falling.

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