Study: Older Dog Walkers Suffering More Broken Bones From Falls
Broken bones from falls while dog walking are on the rise among older U.S. adults and hip fractures are among the most common injuries.
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Broken bones from falls while dog walking are on the rise among older U.S. adults and hip fractures are among the most common injuries.
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