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Feasibility and Effects of a Gait Assistance and Gait Resistance Training Program Using a Walking-Assist Wearable Robot for Community-Dwelling Older Adults: Single-Group, Pre-, and Posttest Study.
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The discussions surrounding the publication reveal minimal direct connection to the study on gait assistance and wearable robots for older adults. Instead, many comments diverge into discussions on other unrelated hypotheses, such as the Solutrean hypothesis, with users expressing skepticism. Phrases like 'not convinced' and 'debunked' reflect a dismissive tone toward those hypotheses rather than engaging deeply with the research discussed in the publication.
The majority of posts do not explicitly express a clear stance on the publication's findings, showing mixed feelings.
While some posts reflect curiosity about the study, the comments largely focus on unrelated topics, indicating moderate interest.
Most discussions are peripheral and lack in-depth analysis of the study, showing minimal engagement.
Some users hint at the potential significance of the research, but overall perceptions of impact are mild.
Abstract in brief
- The study evaluated a 12-session gait assistance and resistance training program using a wearable robot for community-dwelling older adults, focusing on feasibility and effectiveness.
- Out of 30 participants, 23 completed the program, achieving a high adherence rate of 97.8% and showing significant improvements in walking speed and functional performance after training.
- Results indicated enhanced walking speeds in both self-selected and fastest safe velocities, alongside improved leg muscle strength and performance in functional tests like the Timed Up-and-Go and Four Square Step Test.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyWe've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them too, because they've evolved to be dependent on us and the buildings we live in. https://t.co/vxIVuLBazs https://t.co/hcD08Xpm7G
Thing about spiders in the home at the start I have been telling people for years, but they all seem to look at me like I'm an idiot. But it's true. Put an average house spider outside thinking you are doing the right thing, you are just killing it anyway. https://t.co/L8h3GqvpY5
@implateauing @Israelite_Anglo @garykoepnick @libbyemmons He's referring to the Solutrean hypothesis. It's been shit on by most archeologists and geneticists. This video kinda explains it in a nutshell, but I'm pretty sure our boy here will call it Jewish misinformation or something. https://t.co/T9Vs6BcrIG
@BrinkOvlov This video addresses the various issues with the solutrean hypothesis pretty throughly https://t.co/Uzxrg6gYj6
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The Importance of Synanthropic Animals in Our Lives
From the spider in the corner of your house to the moths in your attic, synanthropic species depend on us to survive. This video explores how these animals interact with humans and their environment, emphasizing their…
Reevaluating the Solutrean Hypothesis and Native American Origins
This video examines criticisms of the Solutrean hypothesis and presents evidence supporting a single pre-Clovis origin of Native Americans through a coastal route, based on mitochondrial genomics and archaeological…
@HighRise202233 @JustinJord79539 @queenie4rmnola You mean the Solutrean --Hypothesis--? The one that has no consensus, genetic proof or tool lineage theory that doesn't include a 5,000 year -woops I forgot- associate with it. Heard of it like everyone else. Not convinced, Like most every else https://t.co/oLAK2vgcaB
RT @jmirpub: New in JMIR mhealth: Feasibility and Effects of a Gait Assistance and Gait Resistance Training Program Using a Walking-Assist…
New in JMIR mhealth: Feasibility and Effects of a Gait Assistance and Gait Resistance Training Program Using a Walking-Assist #Wearable Robot for Community-Dwelling Older Adults: Single-Group, Pre-, and Posttest Study https://t.co/eUBSna0tLS https://t.co/7SUd0U7oiL
New in JMIR mhealth: Feasibility and Effects of a Gait Assistance and Gait Resistance Training Program Using a Walking-Assist #Wearable Robot for Community-Dwelling Older Adults: Single-Group, Pre-, and Posttest Study
@CplPunishm42060 @DEI4WhiteGuys This categorically proves that Clovis were native Americans, not European. Here’s a great video thoroughly debunking the claim, that is easy for non-archaeology minded people to understand https://t.co/0jouvZDosl
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/bTzznLoqs3 via @YouTube #nature #animals #scishow
@OuchPotato1 @ninapearr @elonmusk @CyrilRamaphosa This book has been debunked. There's too many loop holes in their theories. But no surprise like always, white ppl grasp at anything that gives them white pride. Yall don't even research just repeat what you heard from someone else. https://t.co/AeuRhHZFCH
@BrinkOvlov This video addresses the various issues with the solutrean hypothesis pretty throughly https://t.co/Uzxrg6gYj6
@yeaintwrong @theweemedic @GarbageHuman23 Thanks for the YouTube video https://t.co/InTCeNpsvQ
@implateauing @Israelite_Anglo @garykoepnick @libbyemmons He's referring to the Solutrean hypothesis. It's been shit on by most archeologists and geneticists. This video kinda explains it in a nutshell, but I'm pretty sure our boy here will call it Jewish misinformation or something. https://t.co/T9Vs6BcrIG
@lastrealhumans Great video about this topic https://t.co/Livvpgm2lY
Criticisms of the Solutrean Hypothesis https://t.co/2bu03CCHbz via @YouTube
@albedojourney https://t.co/mzKbuSQ20v
@lastrealhumans https://t.co/bizbmddqdP
@GSBaelog @SithJohn @Stone_tossers https://t.co/GdarLHf7MS This guy makes a good video on the criticisms of the Hypothesis
A voir aussi, pour comparer, quelques critiques de cette hypothèse https://t.co/xbul1zKVxU
@Historysmilo has already started the second one for you. https://t.co/qDMRyTHecP
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@erin_ashford https://t.co/iymQaNskIy
@KiraBeeMFC https://t.co/iymQaNskIy
@JoyceSmith888 https://t.co/iymQaNskIy
Criticisms of the Solutrean Hypothesis https://t.co/Djcx05Dl2G via @YouTube #reclaimourgrace
@PhrynosomAlec @InesLauraDawson https://t.co/iymQaNskIy
@PhrynosomAlec According to this, some species of host spider live only in our houses. https://t.co/rn5jAQ1MBn
I've done the solutrean hypothesis https://t.co/ecJWKvAFEl
@TessaViolet https://t.co/iymQaNskIy
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/y3JayiupNi
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals #workfromhome #affiliatemarketing https://t.co/t9SOJpMEuz
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/3gmmLIcjvg
@KiarraKai https://t.co/iymQaNskIy
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals A video from the SciShow! From the spider in the corner of your house, to the moths in your attic, synanthropic species don't just live among us, they literally depend on us to live. Link: https://t.co/yBPfi6FpQa https://t.co/B2S2sdl6Pc
RT @mattcolville: House Spiders are our friends! Leave them alone! https://t.co/iE88IwWg45
RT @mattcolville: House Spiders are our friends! Leave them alone! https://t.co/iE88IwWg45
RT @mattcolville: House Spiders are our friends! Leave them alone! https://t.co/iE88IwWg45
RT @mattcolville: House Spiders are our friends! Leave them alone! https://t.co/iE88IwWg45
RT @mattcolville: House Spiders are our friends! Leave them alone! https://t.co/iE88IwWg45
RT @mattcolville: House Spiders are our friends! Leave them alone! https://t.co/iE88IwWg45
RT @mattcolville: House Spiders are our friends! Leave them alone! https://t.co/iE88IwWg45
RT @mattcolville: House Spiders are our friends! Leave them alone! https://t.co/iE88IwWg45
House Spiders are our friends! Leave them alone! https://t.co/iE88IwWg45
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/azvnbd5qEj via @YouTube
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/lXzSaylEw4 via @YouTube
Synanthropic Animals, https://t.co/x5GoLAU3Uq dekat manusia https://t.co/E9O200ENwv
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https://t.co/6C5KC2fdut animals and bugs that can't live without us.
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/DCe4NnLxC3 via @YouTube
Apparently I do have to share my home
RT @AhmadYounis15: We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/N9ps3q5ANH via @YouTube
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We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/haAxHIJPZk via @YouTube
RT @SciShow: We've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them to…
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/zQxmNrONvZ via @YouTube
RT @NotJahWitness: Thing about spiders in the home at the start I have been telling people for years, but they all seem to look at me like…
RT @SciShow: We've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them to…
Thing about spiders in the home at the start I have been telling people for years, but they all seem to look at me like I'm an idiot. But it's true. Put an average house spider outside thinking you are doing the right thing, you are just killing it anyway. https://t.co/L8h3GqvpY5
RT @SciShow: We've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them to…
RT @SciShow: We've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them to…
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/3uROQCC5oR via @YouTube
New video by SciShow: We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/xjBaFNBGpM
RT @SciShow: We've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them to…
RT @SciShow: We've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them to…
RT @SciShow: We've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them to…
RT @SciShow: We've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them to…
We Can't Live Without You | Synanthropic Animals https://t.co/rSEfR5xUkk via @YouTube
We've come to think that it's better to take insects outside rather than kill them. However, in many cases, that kills them too, because they've evolved to be dependent on us and the buildings we live in. https://t.co/vxIVuLBazs https://t.co/hcD08Xpm7G
Criticisms of the Solutrean Hypothesis https://t.co/gf26PwWMZF via @YouTube This is a very good criticism of one of my favourite theories. Nice to find someone who actually understands the topic, regardless of whether he is for or against.
https://t.co/Y3P3LS4vXz
Criticisms of the Solutrean Hypothesis https://t.co/oTQRAaEMXo via @YouTube