The Art of Aging - Television Series
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Caregiving, Community and Diabetes
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All part of show 3 on the Art of Aging.
Challenging health problems such as diabetes and Alzheimer's disease eventually touch the lives of all Americans. As our population...
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Menopause, Andropause and Sexuality - Promo
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Aging naturally changes the body in ways that affect sexual function. But sex, love, and intimacy can continue to play an important role throughout our lives. Maintaining a...
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Chair Yoga with Lisa Holtby
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Lisa demonstrates some great stretches that we can do while at our desk.
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Hey Yoga Lady - Lisa Holtby
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Lisa Holtby comments on motivation to exercise. A raw segment from a section about the benefits of Yoga on the next Art of Aging.
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David's Prostate Gland
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Illustrative animation by Karen Lewis for the Art of Aging. Dr. Lester Thompson explains the diagram which shows bladder, prostate gland and urethra.
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Ron Reagan Introduces program
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Ron Reagan introduces the Art of Aging Episode One.
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Juana Royster
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Juana Royster PhD, extension community health education specialist for Washington State University, comments on the staggering number of people with Diabetes in the U.S.
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Vonita
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Vonita comments on her experience with Diabetes.
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Dr. Maxine Hayes - Behavior
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Dr. Maxine Hayes, State Health Officer, Washington State Department of Health, comments on the affect of behavior on health.
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Pepper Schwartz on Art of Aging
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Pepper Schartz PhD Sociologist comments on the "Art of Aging"
Clip from Season 2 Episode 2
About The Art of Aging - Television Series
The Art of Aging: An Activist Approach to Aging
Two new Shows coming Feb 2008!!
A new generation of maturing adults has a chance to learn from poor health practices of the past. Obesity, lack of exercise and mental stagnation have been some of the culprits of unhealthy aging in the recent past. Now, new research promises more effective strategies for aging well. The role of physical activity, maintaining strong bones and engaging in social and intellectual interactions top the to do list for upcoming generations.
The Art of Aging: An Activist Approach to Aging
Two new Shows coming Feb 2008!!
A new generation of maturing adults has a chance to learn from poor health practices of the past. Obesity, lack of exercise and mental stagnation have been some of...
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