A spokesperson for AARP Wisconsin says she’s pleased to see where Wisconsin ranks in an annual report on senior health. In the report Wisconsin jumped nine spots to 10th in the
nation. Lisa Lamkins says the fact that Wisconsin ranks better than
the national average when it comes to the percentage of seniors
who
reported falling in the past year shows that education
programs are working. Lamkins says it is concerning thtat Wisconsin receives
demerits for a high prevalence of chronic drinking and obesity.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.