Falls continue to be a national public health concern.

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Falls continue to be a national public health concern. Join us and local and state partners and coalitions September 18-24, 2022 for a nationwide observance to raise awareness of falls prevention to reduce the risk of falls and help older adults live without the fear of falling. Monday’s focus is on friends and family. Check out this excellent article on how to prevent falls. https://bit.ly/3QJwwDQ

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