💬 What helps people stay active over time?
For Annick Germeys, member of the DORIAN GRAY Advisory Board, activities need to feel meaningful and enjoyable.

💬 What helps people stay active over time?
For Annick Germeys, member of the DORIAN GRAY Advisory Board, activities need to feel meaningful and enjoyable.
My review of Julia Bradbury’s Hack Yourself Healthy: healthspan, strength, ageing well & why looking after ourselves is very different from “fixing” ourselves.
Some exciting #HealthyAgeing conversations are coming soon🎙️
Experts, advocates & people w/ lived experience share different perspectives, practical ideas & what needs to change so everyone can live & age well
📣 New @who.int healthy ageing podcast series coming soon
🌿 Healthy Ageing Starts Here 🌿
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✔️ Focus on balance & movement
✔️ Interventional study with healthy adults
✔️ Contributing to research on physical performance and fall prevention
Open Call: comfortage.eu/open-call/
#HealthyAgeing #frailty #COMFORTageOpenCall
Pilot 10 of #COMFORTageProject, led by AMI, explores how altered proprioception can affect postural and gait control.
Interested in adopting this Good Practice?
Call: comfortage.eu/wp-content/u...
#HealthyAgeing #frailty #COMFORTageOpenCall
Today i ran a 5km before breakfast to my alma mater. 56years ago i matriculated @UofGlasgow and 50years ago graduated as a doctor . This weekend is our 50year reunion ( original T-shirt in pics) So many memories #healthyageing #geriatrics #running
Europe cannot stop ageing. But how Europeans age could radically change future demand for care. Bruegel finds that older people’s health trajectories matter more for long-term care pressure than differences between demographic scenarios. #HealthyAgeing #LongTermCare
Frailty may be an important yet under-recognized challenge among older adults. In our community-based study of 530 adults aged ≥60 years, 51.6% were frail.