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Healthy Aging

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Balance After 60: The Daily Habits Researchers Recommend

Falls are common after 65, but many can be prevented. The CDC and NIA point to a short list of habits: balance and leg-strength exercise, eye and foot checks, sturdy shoes, a safer home and a medicine review.

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Why Grip Strength Is One of the Best Signs of Healthy Aging

Grip strength is a quick window into your overall muscle strength, and large studies link a weaker grip with poorer health outcomes. The habit worth building is strength for your whole body.

· 6 min readAn older couple seen from behind walking side by side along a wide gravel path through a green park in early morning lightHealthy Aging

How Much Activity Do Adults Over 65 Really Need?

The CDC's answer for adults 65 and older: 150 minutes of moderate activity a week, muscle-strengthening on two or more days, plus balance work. Short bouts count, and some activity beats none.

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