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People over 65 are generally at greater risk of falling over than younger people, and because of their smaller, thinner bones, falls can lead to injuries and hospitalisation.

Almost one in three elderly people have a fall each year, with risk of falling increasing as people age. Poor balance, failing or reduced eyesight, the side effects of medications and dementia are among the reasons older people fall.

About 20 per cent of these falls require medical attention, and more serious injury often means the older person is no longer able to live independently. Even if no injury is sustained, that person may lose their confidence and have a fear of falling again. They may refuse to go out, or to take part in physical activities.

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