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The Impact of Nutrition & Physical Activity on Healthy Aging
Taught by
Professor Leonidas G Karagounis, PhD
Professor of Research Translation & Enterprise Mary MacKillop Institute for Health Research (MMIHR) / Australian Catholic University
Duration
60
min
Date
About this Webinar
1. Identify the lifestyle, nutrition and health factors that impact healthy aging.
2. Understand the role of muscle and bone health and their importance in healthy aging.
3. Describe expert recommendations and guidelines for protein intake, bone-related nutrients and physical activity in older adults.
Obtaining CE
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1) Enter PIN code: E6193F93 in the box provided and click “Submit”.
2) Complete the evaluation for this activity.
3) Select the Dietitian or Attendance certificate type in the drop-down box, enter your professional ID, and click “Print Certificate”. The certificate can be saved to your personal files and/or printed.