Primary Education Topic:
Health & Wellness
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This issue of Generations provides key findings on the connection between health and positive and negative relationships, and introduces novel programs designed to foster social relationships—from iHubs to Alzheimer’s cafés.
Social relationships have as much impact on physical health as blood pressure, smoking, physical activity, and obesity. But the power of social relationships has yet to top the list of concerns in the worlds of prevention and disease management.
This issue of Generations provides key findings on the connection between health and positive and negative relationships, and introduces novel programs designed to foster social relationships—from iHubs to Alzheimer’s cafés.
