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The 5 Best Medical Alert Systems in 2021 By Storyhub
If you are a senior citizen requiring care or you have a senior person at home and you do not want to take them to a care home, you might want the best medical alert systems for seniors.
But first:
Most people ask: Are medical alert systems worth it?
Well, according to the CDC, one in every four adults aged over 65 years of age reports a fall at least once a year. Now, 37 percent of the elderly who report falling each year also report injuries that need medical attention.
So, from the above explanation, we believe you already have the answer to the question of whether it is worth it to invest in a medical alert system.
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AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES: Supporting Kogi women for economic development
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By Boluwaji Obahopo, Lokoja
Mariam Audu deals in cashew nut in Iyale, Dekina council area of Kogi State. Every year, she looks up to the month of February with hopes of better deals to no avail.
The cashew nut business had helped her to support her family. Presently, Mariam is pregnant and cannot, for now, cope very well with the ups and downs of the business.
As the reporter approached her and some other women under a cashew tree in Iyale, Mariam thought a cashew merchant had arrived. She quickly adjusted herself hoping to make a sale. The reporter engaged them in a conversation, using the little Igala language he understood. And when he posed a question, it was obvious none of the women understood the English Language. The reporter then beckoned on his interpreter to come to his aid. Thereafter, the conversation was without a hitch and smoother.