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Broughtto you by23 Discover the latest knee replacement technique at really frail or infirm people fall , don t they?Not at all. One in three people over 65 plenty of them in decent health will have a fall this year. However it s true that our risk of falling increases as we age: half of all people over 80 will fall at least once a year. It s just an inevitable part of getting older , isn t it?Not necessarily. Experts believe the vast majority of falls could be prevented with some fairly modest changes to our lifestyle and homes. Medically speaking, though, falls are often a warning sign that something isn t quite right but it s often something quite T FALLFOR IT!

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Musculoskeletal physiotherapy service standards

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