In the grand scheme of things, economic prosperity and technological advancements have enabled the human race to live better and longer.

In the grand scheme of things, economic prosperity and technological advancements have enabled the human race to live better and longer.
Back pain can be a troublesome problem as we get older, but how do we know when it is a harmless annoyance or a sign of something more serious? Although back pain is often due to “wear and tear” or degenerative changes in the aging body, there are times when it can indicate a more serious underlying condition, especially when there are symptoms affecting both the back and legs.
According to the World Health Organisation, falls are the second leading cause of death from unintentional injuries globally. As seniors advance in age, many may need a holistic support system, including family, caregivers, and a residence that has been outfitted to accommodate the common frailties of age: reduced vision, decreased mobility, increased risk of falls and more.