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Physical and cognitive dimensions may slow cognitive decline
The physical dimension of wellness focuses on the many elements needed to keep bodies strong, including nutrition, health care, sleep, physical activity and avoiding smoking or excessive drinking.
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Midlife adults find their news online
About two-thirds (67%) of people ages 65 and older get news on a mobile device (smartphone or cell phone), according to an analysis of survey data.
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Feeling in control maintains social activity
Functional limitations may interfere with a person's social activity, which in turn can lead to additional health issues and decline over time.
moreEmotional wellness
Stats: 49 million people 65 years and older in US
There were an estimated 49.2 million people 65 years and older living in the United States in 2016.
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In longterm care, environmental features promote physical activity
In general, people become more physically inactive as they age. However, individuals in longterm care (assisted living or nursing) may spend more time being inactive than those in the larger community.
moreCommunity design
Rewrite descriptions to make vegetables exciting
Vegetables and fruits are mainstays of dietary recommendations (MyPlate for Older Adults, Tufts University) as well as a prominent part of the Mediterranean eating pattern (Mediterranean Diet Pyramid, Oldways) because plant-based eating has been linked to positive health outcomes.
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