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#DYK If everyone who’s currently inactive got their recommended 30 minutes of exercise daily, we could prevent 1 in 7 cases of Alzheimer’s? Exercise matters – join the Kinesiology Movement! #WorldAlzheimersMonth

Access to nutritional foods is critical to helping prevent a range of chronic diseases. patientengagementhit.com/news/how-food-…

New case study out now! Check out @Health_Enviro's post below for all the details

ICYMI: The number of Canadians whose benefits plan has a Health Spending Account has nearly doubled in the last five years. It’s clear why – 94% of plan members and 93% of plan sponsors like them. (1/2)

I'm thrilled to work for OPHA, who puts the health of Ontarians (and all Canadians) as it's top priority with every decision we make. We are a small non-profit that has a big impact on important health issues. Please consider supporting OPHA and our mission by donating today!

In addition,@HealthEquityART's online platform entitled Digital Amphitheatre was also launched. This will allow the Garden of the Greek Gods to further serve as inspiration for storytelling and reflection. digitalamphitheatre.com @CAMHnews @KathleenMaryS @TorontoART @Medpoiesis

From the National Institute of Aging (US) on the impact of exercise on chronic conditions for the elderly. nia.nih.gov/health/exercis…

Did you know that there are many opportunities to work with children within the kinesiology field? Meet Karen Pratt, R.Kin, MSc., one of our speakers for our upcoming KIN TALKS career event on December 1st from 6:00pm-7:30pm EST. (1/2)

"When even simple tasks can test your day-to-day living, exercise may seem like an impossibility. However, it has its benefits. Dr. Schwartz recommends exercise for those with chronic illness but advises keeping in mind limitations". verywellfit.com/how-to-begin-w…

The amount of steps and you take in a day and the intensity of your pace has a significant impact on your risk of chronic disease. medicalnewstoday.com/articles/walki…

On Wednesday, October 26th from 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm, the Ontario Kinesiology Association’s Kinesiology Evidence and Engagement Network team will be hosting a live ZOOM webinar on Exercise Recommendations for Atrial Fibrillation with Dr. Jennifer Reed. (1/2)

Yesterday was #WorldMentalHealthDay and let’s remember that mental health conditions can drag down our health holistically. People with major depression or schizophrenia are up to 60% more likely to die prematurely of unattended physical issues. (1/2)

"Robust evidence exists to support the fact that increased exercise reduces the risk of cancer. This applies to thirteen different cancers, including breast, bladder, colon, kidney, oesophagus, endometrium and stomach". openaccessgovernment.org/prevent-chroni…

Getting ready for school? We offer free student memberships to Kinesiology students. Find out more at bit.ly/OKA-Membership #Kinesiology

Both employers and employees benefit when well-being programs are provided by employers. benefitscanada.com/benefits/healt…

Men, looking to get more out of life? If we all reduced our excess sitting to under three hours a day, we could increase our collective life expectancy by two years! If you’re not seeing a Kinesiologist, now’s the time to start. #CanadianMensHealthMonth @menshealthfdn

It's #WoundHealing Awareness Month! Join Catherine Phillips at our Patient Journey Conference to learn how #woundcare can be improved by emphasizing the concepts of vulnerability & participatory care. Register at woundscanada2022.ca to join us June 9-10! #PatientAdvovacy

Hypertension affects 25% of the world’s population. Exercise can help - it can reduce blood pressure regardless of initial blood pressure level, gender, exercise level and other factors. Are you getting enough exercise? Ask your doctor about Kinesiology – a Kin can help!

This #NutritionMonth dietitians want to help you make food choices that are good for your future. 🥕🥬🍅 We asked Heart & Stroke dietitian Kathryn Rand for her thoughts. Learn more about healthy eating after a diagnosis by clicking below. #YourFutureIsHealthy

#DYK exercise improves blood flow and memory, and stimulates your brain to boost learning, mood and thinking? Add exercise to your routine – your brain will thank you! #BrainAwarenessWeek #Kinesiology @BrainCanada