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The Web abounds with health sites, including many directed at people age 50+. Coming of Age thought the following list-- though far from exhaustive-- would be of particular interest, as these sites deal with a range of issues from healthy lifestyles to disease prevention and treatment to imminent medical and health developments.This is a free, comprehensive and objective health information service for residents of Greater Philadelphia.
This is the official site of the Healthy Aging Campaign. The campaign is a national health promotion designed to broaden awareness of the positive aspects of aging. It also provides information for adults age 50+ about ways to improve physical, mental, social, and financial fitness.
Healthy Aging for Older Adults ![]()
This site, developed by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, promotes disease prevention including practicing a healthy lifestyle (regular physical activity, healthy eating, and avoiding tobacco) and early detection practices (screening for cancers, diabetes and, and depression).
Just what it sounds likea website developed by the National Institutes of Health with links to information for older adults about common diagnoses, fitness, nutrition and more. Very easy to use!
A service of The Mental Health Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania, this site assists older adults, their families and caregivers in obtaining mental health services and offers guidance on how to advocate to have mental health needs met.
The information here is provided by ThirdAge Inc., an online direct marketing company focused on midlife adults. It may be commercial but it has a lot of good, up-to-the-minute tips.
Environmental Protection Agencys Aging Initiative ![]()
Family Doctor (Good Health Habits @ 60 Section) ![]()
This organization is committed to accelerating the pace of medical discoveries that enhance the aging experience. Look into the (and possibly your) future!
