MSU Extension Aging

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  Aging

  Individuals over the age of 65 have an average of two or more chronic conditions. MSU Extension aims to educate Michigan residents on lifestyle choices so as they age, they have a stronger health and are able to manage any health conditions that may arise.

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  Real eyes: The importance of your vision

  Published on August 14, 2014
  August is Eye Care and Cataracts Awareness Month.

• Are you having mixed feeling about diabetes?

  Published on August 6, 2014
  Your doctor diagnosed you with diabetes. Are you in a state of disbelief or hoping that the doctor is wrong?

• Grandma’s yellow pie plate

  Published on July 30, 2014
  Later life decisions include planning for transferring non-titled property (your personal belongings and treasures) as well as titled financial assets (home, vehicles and investments).

• Building resilience in homesick children

  Published on July 25, 2014
  There are some supportive and nurturing ways to build a child’s security and confidence.

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  Do you live in a walkable community?

  Published on July 13, 2014
  Active communities promote health and show positive steps towards chronic disease prevention.

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  Caring for older adults

  Published on July 11, 2014
  If you’re visiting or caring for an adult in their later years, there is information that you need to know.

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  Sign up for Senior Market FRESH

  Published on July 7, 2014
  Income eligible seniors over age 60 may be eligible for free coupons for fresh fruits and vegetables.

• History of humor and health

  Published on June 20, 2014
  Stress less with laughter. Research shows that laughter may be the best medicine.

• Want to improve the health of your worksite? MSU Extension has the program for you!

  Published on June 13, 2014
  Using science-based prevention and wellness strategies, MSU Extension offers a program designed to train employers on how to improve the health of their workers and their families.

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  June is “Great Outdoors Month”

  Published on June 12, 2014
  Get outside during Great Outdoors Month this June!

• Older Americans can protect their hard-earned money

  Published on June 11, 2014
  Seniors can protect their investment dollars by understanding how to select a financial services provider.

• What is not being said about reverse mortgages?

  Published on June 11, 2014
  There are underlying issues with reverse mortgages that should be considered.

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  Adding daily physical activity

  Published on June 6, 2014
  Increase family time through physical activity.

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  Consider these tips when looking for a new doctor

  Published on June 4, 2014
  Finding the right doctor can mean better health care for you!

• Values as part of environmental education

  Published on May 29, 2014
  Find out more about environmental education and how values play a role in environmental literacy and decision making. See how educators use values as a way to teach EE and help youth better understand how to be good earth stewards.

• Simple but effective tips to manage your diabetes and depression

  Published on May 28, 2014
  Having diabetes can be stressful. If your stress persists it may lead to depression. Read about some simple tips to counter these diseases and make life a little easier.

• Home modifications help keep older adults safe

  Published on May 27, 2014
  Celebrate Older Americans Month by conducting a home modification checklist.

• Diabetes can be accompanied with depression

  Published on May 21, 2014
  Diabetes is a stressful chronic condition to manage, and at times, stress can lead to depression. Learn about the link between these two conditions.

• Food safety during and after a power outage: Keep it or toss it out?

  Published on May 1, 2014
  Food safety can be a major concern for people during a power outage. There are several things to do in advance and tips to follow after power is restored.

• Memory lapses are normal cognitive changes that come with aging

  Published on April 30, 2014
  Staying mentally and physically active can help improve memory.