NOVEMBER IS AMERICAN DIABETES MONTH
by Age Well CT
With over 30 million Americans living with diabetes in the United States, we must be aware of the risks and address preventative tips in avoiding diabetes and maintaining our health.
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With over 30 million Americans living with diabetes in the United States, we must be aware of the risks and address preventative tips in avoiding diabetes and maintaining our health.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and it is important that we continue bringing attention to a disease that affects 1 in 8 women in the United States.
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While our mental health is equally important to our physical health, 60% of mental illness cases go untreated according to the 2012 National Survey on Drug Use and Health. During a stressful and uncertain time of a global pandemic, it is important that we talk about our mental health and get proper support for ourselves and our loved ones.
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Staying active is a great way to stay on top of both physical and mental health, but safety is important! During times of COVID-19 as well as hot weather in the summer months, take a look at some safety tips to keep in mind while exercising outdoors.
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We are excited to announce the launch of the Danbury Farmers Market Produce Box Program. Seniors in Danbury can pre-order boxes of healthy, fresh produce from vendors of the Danbury Farmers Market from August through October 2020.
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The food that we consume on a daily basis has a lasting effect on our wellbeing and overall health. It is never too late to start better eating habits and increasing the nutritional value of our meals.
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With summer in full swing and temperatures in the high 80’s nearly daily, it is important that everyone takes proper precautions to stay safe during such hot weather. We have compiled a list of hot weather safety tips especially useful for older adults. Stay safe this summer!
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Businesses are starting to open their doors around Connecticut as we begin to enter Phase 2 of re-opening around the state. Meanwhile, we know that our most vulnerable populations are still at risk of contracting COVID-19 and we must continue the conversation around prevention and caution.
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