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An obsolete Scottish unit of length equivalent to 222 inches.

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However, children with medical conditions, such as neurological issues, may be at greater risk for falling (Harvey, Kramlich, Chapman, Parker, & Blades, 2010).

Implementing a pediatric fall prevention policy and program

9 Due to unexplained reasons, females appear to have greater risk of falling after excluding physical and social cofounders.

Analysis of patient falls among hospitalised patients in Makkah region

Inability to get up after falling, subsequent time on floor, and summoning help: Prospective cohort study in people over 90.

Fall detection in the older people: from laboratory to real-life/ Kukkumise avastamine eakatel: laborist tegelikku ellu

There is something in the sound and sight of falling water that both refreshes and inspires us.

Waterfalls of New York

A fall may lead to a poorer recovery due to increased fear of falling again, as 30% of patients who fall experience minor injuries and 5% have major injuries (Schwendimann, Buhler, De Geest, & Milisen, 2008).

Falling down can be especially hazardous to an older adult's health, and yet fewer than half of all seniors see a doctor after a fall.

Know what to do after suffering a fall

London, Aug 20 (ANI): A new study has found that fear of falling is likely to lead to future falls among older people, irrespective of their actual fall risk.

Fear 'ups older people's fall risk'

Passenger air transportation continued to contract, falling 5.

Travel spending turns down in the first quarter

2 : to come as if by falling <Night fell before we got home.

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Physical therapists address the culprits of balance, posture, strength, vision, shoes, medications, exercise, etc to help the reader avoid a fall and the fear of falling.

Fall Prevention: Don'T Let Your House Kick You Out! Fall Prevention: Stay On Your Own Two Feet!

I believe there are other possible ways to get those injuries he received other than falling,'' Joey Danelo said.

GIRLFRIEND, BROTHER RULE OUT SUICIDE TWO SPEAK FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE DEATH OF USC KICKER DANELO

The falling demographic trend in China (and Europe and Japan) contrasts with growth in the United States, which benefits from a fertility rate close to the replacement rate and high level of immigration.