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Keeping active can help older people reduce the need for costly social care

Keeping active can help older people reduce the need for costly social care

Older people have some unique medical challenges. Their health care costs are often high. There are ways to help with this though, and a main one is for them to try to stay active. This is not possible for some but for those who can still exercise, it can do a lot of good. It is good for the heart and other organs. It can also just be fun for them and can make them feel good about themselves.

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