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This Week's Feature Eating Healthfully When You’re Alone When older adults find themselves eating alone after the death of a spouse, they may find it difficult to eat healthfully. Read here to find out tips for eating well when you are alone. Also Inside Visit our aging and health library of articles on the following topics: Age-related changes Heart health Treatment and medication Lifestyle Mental health Personal stories Diet and nutrition Fitness Prevention All topics		Related Conditions Alzheimer's disease Benign prostatic hyperplasia Cataracts Glaucoma Heart attack High blood pressure Impotence Urinary incontinence, female Urinary incontinence, male Macular degeneration Menopause Osteoporosis Osteoarthritis Parkinson's disease Rheumatoid arthritis Skin cancer Stroke Therapeutic and Wellness Centers Alzheimer's Disease Center Arthritis Center Heart Disease Center Hypertension Center Menopause Center Physical Fitness Stroke Center Senior's Health Guide This extensive resource helps older adults understand common illnesses as well as the physical and emotional aspects of aging. Go to this resource

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