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Bookmark or Share- Aging: What to expect - Mayo ClinicWomen age 51 and older, and men 71 and older should aim to get 1,200 mg a day. You can get calcium from foods such as dairy products, broccoli, kale, salmon and tofu. If you find it hard to get enough calcium from your diet, ask your doctor about calcium supplements.
- Women Over Age 60 Who Inspire Wellness, Living Your Best LifeA look at Diana Nyad, Bonnie Raitt, Alice Waters, Esther Perel, Pam Peeke, and other extraordinary older women. Learn how to live longer, better.
- Gynecology for Seniors: What You Need to KnowTo maintain good health during the senior years, it’s essential that senior women continue receiving gynecological care tailored to their specific needs. Gynecology for seniors encompasses a range of important health issues, from pelvic exams to the management of menopausal symptoms.
- Top Health Conditions Affecting Elderly WomenIn this guide, we’ll discuss the top seven health conditions affecting elderly women, what their causes, symptoms, and treatments are, and steps that can be taken for prevention. The following contents are not ranked by how frequently they occur, but rather they are a grouping of some of the most common health concerns faced by elderly women.
- Tip Sheet: Good Health in Later Life For Older WomenOlder women are more likely than men to have chronic, or ongoing, health conditions – such as arthritis, high blood pressure, and osteoporosis. Women are also more likely to develop multiple health problems, according to a recent report from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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