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Promoting Healthy Lifestyles

USA on the Move

USA On The Move: Steps To Healthy Aging

GOAL: As a part of the President's HealthierUS Initiative, USA on the Move: Steps to Healthy Aging is a two-part project sponsored by the Administration on Aging (AoA) and the National Policy and Resource Center on Nutrition and Aging (Center) at Florida International University. It is designed to improve nutrition and physical activity in older adults. Simple, modest increases in daily activities can improve overall health, prevent disease and disability, and reduce health care costs for our nation.

WHY: Poor health is not a foregone consequence of aging. An active healthy lifestyle is a key component to successful aging. Eating Better & Moving More, the two steps in Steps to Healthy Aging, can help even frail older adults prolong their independence and improve their quality of life. Caregivers of family members, who often neglect their own physical, nutritional, and mental health, can also benefit from Eating Better & Moving More


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