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Falls can make people so anxious that they stop exercising and lose their physical fitness. Here's how to make sure that doesn't happen to you. 
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People who find themselves alone after a significant knock to the head are at higher risk of harm.
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Having a pet that requires daily physical activity can be motivation to go for a walk, but unfortunately leash-dependent dog walking increases fracture risk in older adults.
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The wearable comes with a handful of features aimed at a whole new demographic: the elderly. One new tool, for example, recognizes when a user falls and automatically sends a notification to their emergency contact. It's also the first wearable with a built-in ECG monitor available over the counter. The feature has been cleared by the FDA so it can be used as a medical device. The ECG's software will be activated in the United States later this year. Apple hasn't said whether it'll come to devices globally.
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Falls remain a common and debilitating problem in hospitals worldwide. The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of falls prevention. Research has shown that patient education and staff training is key to reducing hospital falls and injuries.
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Some of the ways include strength training, improving your balance and removing hazards at your home.
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