409. Walking More, Falling Less - A Researcher's Mission to Stop Stroke Survivors Hitting the Ground

What if falling after a stroke wasn't something you just had to accept? Associate Professor Kate Scrivener is a stroke rehabilitation researcher at Macquarie University whose work is rewriting what we know about falls, walking, and long-term recovery. In this episode, Bill and Kate revisit her HiWalk study, a high-dose walking program showing real results for chronic stroke survivors, and dive into her new systematic review on exercise-based falls prevention published in 2026.

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