hypoglycemia and falls in older adults
Hypoglycemia refers to low blood sugar levels in the body, typically caused by certain medical conditions or medications. Falls in older adults occur when they lose their balance or trip, often leading to injuries. "Hypoglycemia and falls in older adults" refers to the association between low blood sugar levels and an increased risk of falls in elderly individuals.
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