Health Watch: Avoiding injuries on ice and snow

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More seasonable temperatures are on their way, but that can mean icing and slippery conditions, which can lead to serious falls.Kevin Gaiss spoke with Troy Stratton, a physical therapist, at Gifford Medical Center about avoiding injury on the ice and when shoveling.

https://www.wcax.com/2023/01/04/health-watch-avoiding-injuries-ice-snow/

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