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=== Other Health Outcomes === Long-term use of lower extremity robotics can lead to <ref name="bryce" />: *Increased strength in lower-extremity *Improved posture *Increase in bone density *Improved bowel movements *Improved sleep *Decreased pain *Decreased cholesterol *Decreased spasticity *Decreased rate of cardiovascular disease *Decreased rate of diabetes

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