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Bone fractures / Safety / Osteopathies / Traumatology / Falls in older adults / Fall prevention / Osteoporosis / Hip fracture / Falling / Medicine / Health / Geriatrics
Date: 2014-08-09 04:59:58
Bone fractures
Safety
Osteopathies
Traumatology
Falls in older adults
Fall prevention
Osteoporosis
Hip fracture
Falling
Medicine
Health
Geriatrics

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