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Healthy Aging Column
Healthy Aging, is a weekly column for the Mail Tribune in Southern Oregon written by Sharon Johnson, a faculty member of OSU Extension. The column covers a wide range of topics that impact older adults.
Following are some of the archived Healthy Aging Articles:
- Daily walking boosts energy
- Inherited risks play significant disease role
- To age well, we must eat well; start with veggies, fruits
- Friends help just by being there
- Co-op town puts focus on people’s well-being
- State can still be a model for the nation
- Empathy helps ease Alzheimer´s tensions
- Take steps to prevent foodborne illnesses
- Do you know the symptoms for stroke?
- A salute to mom, the gentle Marine
- Stressed out? Feeling down? Be prepared to get sick
- Scrutinize those dietary supplements carefully
- Tasteful colors provide a palette for eating right
- Ask doctor if all those medicines are needed
- Attitudes on aging hamper good care
- Contact with pets has health benefits
- Pursuit of happiness leads to the garden
- Love eased my mother to a good passing
- Keeping an open heart is good for your health
- Medicine jeopardy: knowing the facts
- Smoking exacts a heavy toll on women
- Lack of sleep may greatly affect health
- Some likely volunteers just want to be asked
- Pedometers can help us walk off pounds
- Nutrients pack salad - and it´s delicious
- Take a quiz on aging knowledge
- Feeling `blue´ is often an illness
- Walking can help reduce depression
- Still more reasons to wash hands
- Spiritual health is tied to joy, love and good will
- Healthy Aging: Napping recharges the mind and body
- Bright ideas for keeping sunny days on your side
- Costs rise when we use docs too much
- To show your love, be a good listener
- Ask your doctor the important things first

