geographical mobility

the capacity or facility of individuals to move from one geographic region to another. See also social mobility.

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February 25th 2025

essential tremor

trembling of the hands, head, or voice that appears to be hereditary. It is the most common type of movement disorder and is thought to be a benign condition, although its etiology and neurological substrates remain unclear. Also called familial tremor.