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ICT In Rehabilitation. Diabetes,Cancer,HIV,MS , Parkinson…. 25000 Individuals with Ankle sprain. Chronic Diseases. Blindness, Deafness, Cerebral Palsy…. Global Need for Rehabilitation. Accidents. Health Conditions. Congenital Diseases. Aging Fall: 28-35% y≥65 32-42% y>70
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Diabetes,Cancer,HIV,MS, Parkinson… 25000 Individuals with Ankle sprain Chronic Diseases Blindness, Deafness, Cerebral Palsy… Global Need for Rehabilitation Accidents Health Conditions Congenital Diseases Aging Fall: 28-35% y≥65 32-42% y>70 50% injury hospitalization Second causes of death Aging 2005 to2015:23% 2015: 74% of total of YLD
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