Can Elderly Women Decrease Their Risk for Falls and Fractures Even If They Start Exercising in Their 70's?

Can Elderly Women Decrease Their Risk for Falls and Fractures Even If They Start Exercising in Their 70's? (0:35)

What can women to decrease their risk of falls? In this video Robin Miller, MD explains what you can do to keep yourself safe from falling.

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