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VeDA's Medical and Scientific Advisors provide advice for some vestibular patients who may be at higher risk for the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Pacing means adopting new habits so you are able to participate in daily activities and not overstimulate yourself.
During the last week of February, Danielle Tate, PT, DPT headed to Washington, DC to represent the Vestibular Disorders Association's Legislative Advocacy Committee and those suffering from Vestibular Dysfunction for Rare Disease Week on Capitol Hill 2020.
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