Prevent Falling Down and Falling Injuries
Falling down is one of the most common causes of injury death among seniors. Here is information that can help you reduce your risk of falling and falling injuries.
‘Smart’ Ankle Brace May Stop Seniors from Falling
Falling down is the leading cause of injury death for Americans age 65 and older. Students at Stanford University have developed an ankle brace that monitors balance and foot position, to reduce the risk of falling.
Falling down is the leading cause of injury death for Americans age 65 and older. Students at Stanford University have developed an ankle brace that monitors balance and foot position, to reduce the risk of falling.
4 Simple Steps to Prevent Falling
Falling down is the leading cause of injury death in adults over age 65. Reduce your risk of falling injuries by following these 4 simple steps.
Falling down is the leading cause of injury death in adults over age 65. Reduce your risk of falling injuries by following these 4 simple steps.
More Seniors Face Injury and Death from Falling Down
The National Safety Council and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission have teamed up for a national educational campaign designed to reduce the number of preventable injuries among older Americans. Over the past several years, the frequency of preventable injuries among people age 65 and older – especially product-related injuries and injuries caused by falling down – has increased dramatically.
The National Safety Council and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission have teamed up for a national educational campaign designed to reduce the number of preventable injuries among older Americans. Over the past several years, the frequency of preventable injuries among people age 65 and older – especially product-related injuries and injuries caused by falling down – has increased dramatically.