New health-tracking apps, devices, and platforms from the Health 2.0 conference.

After studying 600 people over five years, researchers have identified a pattern most common to people who would later fall. Ultimately, they hope to use the program to identify these people early on during routine office visits. Physicians could then prescribe strengthening exercises to mitigate that risk or recommend cognitive tests that assess the part of the brain responsible for balance.

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