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    Beschorner, Kurt E.; Siegel, Johanna L.; Hemler, Sarah L.; Sundaram, Vani H.; Chanda, Arnab; Iraqi, Arian; Haight, Joel M.; Redfern, Mark S.;
    Published Date:
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    Worn shoes are known to contribute to slip-and-fall risk, a common cause of workplace injuries. However, guidelines for replacing shoes are not well developed. Recent experiments and lubrication theory suggest that the size of the worn region is an i...
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