U.S., Sept. 12 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07167979) titled 'Neck Integration and Eye Movement Training for Fall Risk in the Elderly' on Aug. 20.
Brief Summary: Age is one of the primary risk factors for falls, with risk increasing as people get older. Research on fall risk and prevention has identified hundreds of contributing factors, showing that falls have complex and multifactorial causes. Risk factors can be categorized as environmental, extrinsic, or intrinsic. Intrinsic factors include physiological aspects-such as reduced lower-limb strength, impaired gait and balance, weaker grip strength, diminished sensory function, and poorer sensorimotor control-as well as psychological aspects...