Dr. Wendy Bazilian
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 15 Jul
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It was on a scoring system.
And so what was needed in order to get down and to get back up?
And the scoring system sort of took points away from a perfect score of 10, if maybe you needed a hand to go down, or if you needed a knee to get back up, did your balance waver?
And the scoring reflected these details.
So a perfect score was 10.
And it represented the ability to sit and rise without any support or loss of balance.
Now, you could press pause, but I'll tell you a safe way to do it in a minute.
But you're probably curious, can I do that if you haven't tried it recently?
And points were deducted when hands and knees, forearms,
um or noticeable instability.
I mean a little waiver may not deduct a point, but if it really took, you know, some sh shimming and swaying to do it.
And interestingly, if you think of this in a context
Two people, you know, could arrive at the same dist destination, the floor.
and get back up again, but they could demonstrate very different levels of
Their mobility and strength, their flexibility, their balance, their coordination.
And their confidence all in that moment.
Again, it wasn't speed, it was just your ability to get down and get back up.
So the first study followed just over two thousand adults between the ages of fifty-one and eighty for six years.
And lower scores, here's the reported finding, lower scores were associated with higher risk of death during the follow up period to six years.
And each one point increase in score, so less use of use of supports and and whatnot, each one point increase was associated with a twenty one percent improvement in survival.
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