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The Voices of Healthy Aging
On January 26, 2019 by homelivingaidProduced by the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (ODPHP) for the 2015 Healthy Aging Summit, The Voices of Healthy Aging captures candid sentiments from nine dynamic seniors on aging in America. On July 27 – 28, 2015, ODPHP co-hosted the 2015 Healthy Aging Summit in Washington, D.C. with the American College of Preventive
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It’s Official: Healthy Lifestyle In Seniors Wards Off Years Of Disability In Old Age
On January 21, 2019 by homelivingaidA new study from the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Aging and Population Health finds that seniors who eat healthily, exercise regularly, keep a trim waistline and stay away from smoking can look forward to more disability-free years. Center director and study co-author Dr. Anne Newman told UPI, “There is great concern in society that
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It’s Official: Healthy Lifestyle In Seniors Wards Off Years Of Disability In Old Age
On January 21, 2019 by homelivingaidA new study from the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Aging and Population Health finds that seniors who eat healthily, exercise regularly, keep a trim waistline and stay away from smoking can look forward to more disability-free years. Center director and study co-author Dr. Anne Newman told UPI, “There is great concern in society that
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It’s Official: Healthy Lifestyle In Seniors Wards Off Years Of Disability In Old Age
On January 21, 2019 by homelivingaidA new study from the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Aging and Population Health finds that seniors who eat healthily, exercise regularly, keep a trim waistline and stay away from smoking can look forward to more disability-free years. Center director and study co-author Dr. Anne Newman told UPI, “There is great concern in society that
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It’s Official: Healthy Lifestyle In Seniors Wards Off Years Of Disability In Old Age
On January 19, 2019 by homelivingaidA new study from the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Aging and Population Health finds that seniors who eat healthily, exercise regularly, keep a trim waistline and stay away from smoking can look forward to more disability-free years. Center director and study co-author Dr. Anne Newman told UPI, “There is great concern in society that