Use technology to help parents, grandparents stay connected and healthy


Seniors can connect with their loved ones on through the many video chat apps. They can even follow an online dance or exercise tutorial. — 123rf.com

WHEN talking about health risks faced by older adults these days, we mainly focus on their risks of contracting Covid-19 and developing serious symptoms. Yet older adults are also susceptible to risks stemming from post-pandemic changes to daily life, particularly reduced physical activity, and limited access to social support networks.

Today, on the International Day of Older Persons, we would like to address this issue.

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