V. Marigliano

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V. Marigliano is a researcher whose work centers on geriatric medicine and assistive technologies for fall prevention in older adults. Their most notable contribution is a randomized controlled trial investigating the use of an exoskeleton human body posturizer to prevent falls in the “young old”—a demographic at increasing risk of mobility decline. This study, published in 2016 and cited 27 times, demonstrated the potential of wearable robotic devices to enhance postural stability and reduce fall risk, offering a practical intervention for aging populations. Marigliano’s research bridges biomechanics and clinical gerontology, emphasizing non-pharmacological, technology-driven solutions to improve quality of life. By focusing on early intervention in the young old, their work highlights the importance of proactive fall prevention strategies, which can delay frailty and maintain independence. While their citation count reflects a niche but growing field, the study’s practical implications for rehabilitation and assistive device design underscore its significance. Marigliano’s contributions are particularly relevant as global aging trends intensify the need for innovative, evidence-based approaches to geriatric care.