with the responsibility of allocating funds for school events and ensuring that student voices are being heard.

the way medicines work in your body can change.Most falls are caused by a combination of risk factors.

red lights lit up the sky and took her to the hospital.keep the light strength uniform from room to room.Researchers whove studied the connection have found higher rates of falls among people with chronic pain — especially those who had pain in more than one area of the body or in their feet.

The more risk factors a person has.Its easier to take action once we understand more about why an older person has fallen.

Alzheimers and other types of dementia can rob you of the judgment you need to navigate your surroundings.

The CDC has a brochure titled What You Can Do to Prevent Falls.Panelists include Oscar-winning filmmaker Chris Tashima.

The Little Tokyo Historical Society will make an announcement when a new date is scheduled.who founded a newspaper (Kashu Mainichi).

UPDATE: This event has been postponed.and fought for the Nikkei community before the civil rights movement we know today.