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What are the potential risks when considering facial surgery for elderly women?
The risks of a facelift operation for everyone will also be a risk for an elderly woman. However, depending on the age some risks may be higher. For example, anesthesia is riskier in elderly people, as with age one's possibility to not wake up from anesthesia increases. The other, not so severe risks include, but not limited to scarring, facial nerve damage, skin loss, etc.
What effect do old people driving have on economy?
There are quite a few economic issues regarding to elderly drivers. One is that if you let the elderly drive, more cars and fuel will be bought. Another is that if you do not allow the elderly to drive they then won't have to pay insurance or road tax.
What age do elderly stop driving?
first of all please respect my answer i do not want to mean but i think the age elderly stop driving is 80 years and up it really depends on the person.
What has the author GPrys Williams written?
G.Prys Williams has written: 'Road risks of the elderly'
Which risk is an integral part of everyday life?
Risk of accidents while driving is an integral part of everyday life for many people, as driving is a common activity with inherent risks.
What do you call a person who abuses elderly people?
Elderly Abuse
What type of accommodation do elderly people use?
Elderly homes
What is elderly euthanasia?
The helping of an easy and painless death of elderly people.
What type of noun is elderly?
"Elderly" is an adjective that describes older people.
Why should disabled people and the elderly still be able to take risks in their lives?
Because otherwise it is discriminatory. Everyone who follows the law has equal rights, and no matter people's age or ability, they are allowed to do whatever they want, within the law.
Which movie is about an elderly Jewish woman and her African-American chauffeur?
Driving Miss Daisy
What are normal breaths per minute for elderly?
what is the resperation rate for elderly people?
