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In people with peripheral arterial disease, structured home exercise improves walking distance and activity levels
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Palliative Care
Government of Manitoba - Health, Seniors and Active LivingPalliative care supports people with serious illnesses and their families at the end of their lives. Read this resource to learn how to access palliative care in Manitoba as well as some financial supports.
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Seniors' Guide 2015/2016
Government of Manitoba - Health, Seniors and Active LivingUse this resource to find many healthy aging resources in Manitoba. You can learn about the many health, recreational, and financial supports in your community. Read this guide to learn more.
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Healthy Aging
Government of Manitoba - Health, Seniors and Active LivingHealthy aging is defined by many things. Social connectedness and protecting against falls are just two aspects of healthy aging. Read this resource to learn more and find additional resources.
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