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How Nancy Greene Raine Stays Active, Youthful, and Healthy
As a former Olympic champion skier and Canadian Senator, Nancy Greene Raine shares her best tips for a healthy aging lifestyle.
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Stay Active, Age Well
The simplest pill to age well is to be physically and mentally active and to maintain an optimal diet so as to keep your body healthy.
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Opioid Poisoning Is Often Accidental — Have You Protected Yourself?
Canadians aged 65 plus have the highest rates of hospitalization due to accidental opioid poisoning. This is a problem that occurs too often.
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Together, We Can Combat Ageism
Combating ageism, the way we think and act towards others based on age must be at the heart of a new narrative about growing older.
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Precision Oncology Trials Will Improve Outcomes for Canadian Cancer Patients
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to diagnosis of patients with more advanced cancers. Targeted treatments will help Canada tackle this challenge.
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I Can’t, I’m Too Old – and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves
Aging is inevitable, but getting older doesn’t have to be. Discerning Seniors’ central mission is to inject joy and agency into our clients’ lives.
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How C.A.R.P. Is Fighting for the Rights of Canadians As We Age
C.A.R.P. is an association for older Canadians promoting equitable access to health care, financial security, and freedom from ageism.
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There’s No Cure for MS, But There Is a Way Forward
Living with and managing multiple sclerosis (MS) today is a whole different landscape than it was just 30 years ago.
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Protect Your Access to Integrative Health Care
Complementary and Integrative Medicine: Why They're at Risk and Why It Matters. Read about the personal experience of Cyrus Sadaghiani, Patient Advocate.
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Life After Stroke
More than 62,000 Canadians experience a stroke yearly, and their lives can be changed dramatically, it’s important they get access to the right support.