A Senior’s Guide to Common Winter Hazards to be Aware of
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Winter is a wonderful time of the year, but it can also be dangerous, especially for older adults experiencing frailty. As temperatures drop, the conditions outside can increase weather-related illnesses, falls on wintry surfaces, and/or injury caused by freezing (frostbite). Being informed and learning…
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Cold Weather Safety For Seniors and Their Caregivers
Winter is a magical time of the year, but the season’s harsh side can be hazardous for older adults. During the winter months, ice, snow, cold temperatures, slippery sidewalks, and cold weather can cause various injuries and illnesses. Older adults run a higher risk of health problems including hypothermia…
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