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Senior health : article

Active aging — Stay strong and stay healthy

When people talk about being physically active, many think of aerobic activities, but it is also about being strong. Getting the heart and lungs working to full capacity has great health benefits. Walking is perhaps the most common form of this type of exercise. When the weather permits, the…

Effectiveness of Advanced Stay Strong, Stay Healthy in Community Settings

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Exploring the benefits of MyPlate for Older Adults

Learn how MyPlate can help older adults maintain a balanced diet, improve health, and reduce chronic disease risks with tailored nutrition recommendations.

MU Extension to help connect KC-area seniors with farmers market fare

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension is partnering with the Missouri Department of Agriculture to help older adults access fresh, local foods this summer.

Outcomes of Stay Strong, Stay Healthy in Community Settings

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Prevent falls and maintain independence

Each year more than one-third of adults 65 years and older fall.

September is Falls Prevention Awareness Month

September is Falls Prevention Awareness Month, a time to draw attention to risk of falls among older adults.

Strength training for older adults

As we age, many of us start to worry about our ability to perform everyday tasks like putting groceries a
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