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Seniors know how to get things done. Eating right and being active are two of the best ways to model healthy behaviors, inspire lifestyle changes, and improve overall health and wellness. It’s never too late to live better and grow stronger.
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February Fruit of the Month: Cherry

January Veggie of the Month: Cabbage

December Veggie of the Month: Leek

November Fruit of the Month: Pear

October Veggie of the Month: Broccoli

September Veggie of the Month: Beet

August Fruit of the Month: Eggplant

July Fruit of the Month: Okra

June Fruit of the Month: Strawberry

Brain Foods that May Help You Concentrate

May Veggie of the Month: Artichoke

Fresh, Frozen and Canned ALL Count

April Veggie of the Month: Asparagus

Call to Action: Park Rx

August Veggie of the Month: Sweet Corn

July Veggie of the Month: Cucumbers

May Veggie of the Month: Peas

April Fruit of the Month: Plums

October Veggie of the Month: Tomatoes

September Veggie of the Month: Rhubarb

August Veggie of the Month: Carrots

July Fruit of the Month: Watermelon

Tips for Shopping at Farmers Markets
COVID-19: Resources to Stay Active and Eat Healthy
COVID-19: Where to Find the Facts

March Veggie of the Month: Brussels Sprouts

February Fruit of the Month: Grapes

January Veggie of the Month: Spinach

Choosing Nutrient-Dense Foods

Keep Moving this Holiday Season

9 Tips to Make Healthier Holiday Choices

Planning your Thanksgiving Feast!

Fit & Strong!

Walk With Ease
Pheasant Season Preparation

Move Your Way: Physical Activity for Families

Physical Activity Benefits for Adults & Those With Chronic Conditions

Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, 2nd Edition

Avocados Are Awesome!

Why Walk 20 Minutes?

April Fruit of the Month: Strawberries

Tips for cooking healthier at home during National Nutrition Month®!

Genetic Testing for Your Lifestyle
Is a Gluten-Free Diet SSafe?
Physical Activity & Cold Weather

The Delicious & Nutritious Superpowers of Diabetes-Friendly Foods

Herb App for Herb Safety and Effectiveness

Give for Good Health

Healthy Eating: 101

Go Further with Food

Coconut Oil – Healthy or Unhealthy?

Avocados: Good or Bad?

Good Choices Can Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
Finding Balance: Calories & Physical Activity

Make it a Whole Grain

Eating Healthy on a Budget
Making Time For Exercise

Portion Size Matters

Get Movin’!

Are All Sugars Created Equal?

What is a Healthy Weight for Me?

Choose a Healthy Drink!
5 Tips to Get Your Physical Activity in Each Week
Food Safety Cook-Off

Ready to Pedal? It’s Bike Month!
Use the FITT Chart to Get Fit!

Is Your Child Getting too Much Salt?

Exercising with Osteoporosis: Stay Active the Safe Way
Healthy Sleep
Two Types of Inflammation

Exercise When You Have A Cold

How Much is Enough Exercise

Are Supplements Safe?
Shake the Winter Blues

Realistic & Healthy Holiday Eating Tips
Do you have Diabetes or Prediabetes?

You Can Decrease Your Cancer Risk. How? Move More!

Power-Packed Protein for Back-to-School
A New Look for the Nutrition Label!
Food & Drink Guidelines for Childcare Centers, Daycares & Adult Care Homes

Walk Walk Walk
Savor the Flavor of Eating Right
Bone Health and Your Diet
Exercise when you have a cold

Fitness Trends: Barre Workouts

Fruits & Veggies – More Matters!
#Commit2Ten

Fall into Fitness
Staying Active in a Rural Community

What’s your UV:IQ?

Park It: Health Benefits of Enjoying the Outdoors

Do you know the risks?

When Food and Drugs Interact

Added Sugar in Diet Tied to Death Risk From Heart Trouble

Yoga: Anywhere for Anyone

Winter Time: Get Up & Outside!

Take the American Heart Association getting fit quiz

Important Nutrients to Know: Water

What Are Chia Seeds?

The Health Benefits of Tea

Cooking Tips for One

Balance exercises

What’s the Difference Between Exercise and Physical Activity?

Understanding Vitamins and Minerals

Yoga in your 50s, 60s, 70s and beyond

Important Nutrients to Know: Proteins, Carbohydrates and Fat

Common Questions About Eating

10 Tips to Help You Eat and Drink More Dairy Foods

TLC: Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes for Healthier Cholesterol

Online Health Information: Can You Trust It?
