Cholesterol: Exercising to increase the “good” and counteract the “bad”
Consider your cholesterol! Research points to exercises that can help get “good” cholesterol up.
Staying safe on snow and ice: Preventing winter falls
With winter still in swing, icy sidewalks and snowy driveways remain a daily hazard across much of Canada. Falls are one of the leading causes of injury among older adults but the good news is many winter-related falls can be prevented with a few practical steps.
February is Heart Health Month: Small steps that make a big difference
February is Heart Health Month — a time to focus on one of the most important muscles in your body: your heart. As we age, taking care of our heart becomes even more essential. The good news? It’s never too late to make changes that can lower your risk of heart disease and help you feel your best.
Dietitian-delivered nutrition therapy for prediabetes
Research investigates the role dietitians play in helping people living with prediabetes.
Moments of Love: Celebrating the Connections That Help Us Age Well
Valentine’s Day often brings images of flowers, cards, and grand romantic gestures. But as we grow older, love often looks quieter, steadier, and more meaningful. It shows up in everyday…
Supporting a Loved One Through the Winter Blues
How small moments of light, connection, and routine can make winter feel easier Canadian winters can be long, dark, and isolating, especially for older adults. Shorter days, colder weather, and…