Thursday, April 20, 2017

Strength Training May Prevent Seniors' Falls

Seniors are at higher risk for fall-related injuries due to lower bone density and muscle mass. But regular exercise can help.
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Strength Training Might Help Prevent Seniors' Falls

Older people are at higher risk for fall-related injuries because bone density and muscle mass diminish over time. But regular exercise can help keep them on their feet, research...
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Healing Hands: Massage May Ease Chronic Back Pain

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