Reducing hazards, decluttering prevent falls among older people at home, reveals study
According to a research, reducing hazards from the home can reduce older people's risk of falling by roughly a fourth.
According to a research, reducing hazards from the home can reduce older people's risk of falling by roughly a fourth.
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In plants, it is known that experiences such as stress can alter the molecular wrapping around the chromosomes, and this determines which genes will be silenced. Scientists now know that events, like traumas and starvation, change animal brains and can be passed on to offspring.
