What to Expect When You Break a Hip
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President Jimmy Carter fell and broke his hip. Here are tips on ways to avoid his injury, and what to expect if you do need surgery after a spill.
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Estimated read time:Stay safe and reduce stress by planning ahead for emergency situations. Here are some tips from AdventHealth on how to do it.
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