Staying Sharp, Healthy, and Aging Well

These books will show you ways to get the most out of your senior years through healthy choices and managing your financial, physical and medical care.

Aging Wisely: Strategies for Baby Boomers and Seniors

Levine, Robert

Call Number: 618.97 L665

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Mayo Clinic On Healthy Aging

Edward T. Creagan, editor-in-chief

Call Number: 612.68 M4735 2002

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Our Aging Bodies

Merrill, Gary F.

Call Number: 612.67 M571

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Staying Sharp for Dummies

Call Number: 612.67 A512

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Taking Charge of Your Health: A Guide To Getting The Best Health Care As You Age

Burton, John R. and Hall, William J.

Call Number: 618.97 B974

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Younger Next Year: The Exercise Program

Crowley, Chris

Call Number: 613.71 C9525

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