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Healthy eating and physical activity is important – especially for older adults
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Philpott and Walker: YEAR ONE – We need a proper recovery plan for all
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Publishing date: Feb 20, 2021 • February 20, 2021 • 3 minute read • Helen Lambing, left, a resident at the Shoreview at Riverside seniors residence in Windsor, ON. and Fallon Chadwick, sales and transitional co-ordinator the facility, are shown on Friday, March 20, 2020. Lambing became a social media star after a video that Chadwick recorded was posted of Lambing s family members wishing her a happy 85th birthday from outside the building. Photo by Dan Janisse /jpg
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Last month, while the world was distracted by political turmoil and the pandemic’s roaring second wave, a very significant proclamation came and went with little fanfare.
Why healthy aging must be the upshot of the COVID-19 pandemic
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COVID-19 has framed older Canadians as frail and vulnerable during the pandemic â for good reason. The pandemic has hit older adults particularly hard, accounting for the majority of those suffering from serious illness and death. Fear of COVID-19 contagion continues to impact seniors far more than most other Canadians, forcing them into stricter lockdown measures for their own health and safety.
Whatâs forgotten in the focus on keeping seniors safe is that older adults arenât solely vulnerable and reliant but contribute greatly to our economy and to our society. Canadaâs older adults should not be seen only as victims of COVID-19, but also as a resource to help society recover from it.