People with multiple sclerosis make up most of a survey linking variable-friction footwear to fewer self-reported falls.
|Articles|February 25, 2013
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Nathan Estrada, DPT, explains which patients, including those with multiple sclerosis, may benefit from footwear that adapts to gait.
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