Falls and the elderly
Anyone can be at risk of having a fall, but some older adults are more vulnerable than others. Here's how to take steps to prevent falls.
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Living with osteoporosis
There is no cure for osteoporosis, but medicines and lifestyle changes can help. Find out how to manage with osteoporosis.
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Yoga for beginners
Considering yoga? Here are many of the answers to common yoga questions, including how it can benefit your health and how to find a class.
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Head injuries
The most common causes of head injuries are falls, assaults and car accidents. Find out more about the symptoms and treatments here.
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Catheter problems
Catheters may be needed temporarily or permanently. Find out here about catheter problems, such as leaking, blockages and the tube falling out.
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Safe use of sleeping pills
Sleeping pills are drugs designed to help you fall asleep or stay asleep, such as in the treatment of insomnia. Learn more about the types and associated risks.
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Prolapsed uterus
Prolapsed uterus is when your uterus falls down towards the vaginal opening. Read about its causes, symptoms, treatment and prevention.
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Fractures
A bone fracture can be caused by trauma, such as a sports injury or fall. Fractures can also be caused by minor injuries in conditions that weaken the bone.
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Back injuries
Back injuries often occur as a result of sudden movements, bumps or falls. Learn to recognise symptoms that could indicate a severe back injury.
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Dental injury
The most common cause of a dental injury is a fall or playing sport. It can also happen from eating something hard. Learn more here.
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