On Tuesday, July 25 at 1pm ET, learn the best practices of caregiving as a Black male; learn statistics and what resources are available for Black male caregivers.
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Tag: Webinar
NCBA hosts a webinar detailing the main types of cardiovascular disease, the accompanying risk factors, and the best practices for prevention.
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NCBA hosts a webinar detailing how diabetes affects your eye health and what steps you can take to prevent eye diseases related to the illness.
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NCBA hosts a webinar detailing how you can age in your own home; how you and your family can prepare to do so; what facts and myths surround aging in place and where to get relevant resources that can help you prepare.
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NCBA hosts a webinar exploring how to recognize risk factors of stroke and how to incorporate healthy lifestyle practices to prevent the disease.
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NCBA hosts a webinar detailing fall statistics, risk factors, and how to reduce your risk of falling.
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The National Caucus and Center on Black Aging, Inc. and the American Red Cross Capital and Greater Chesapeake Region present a webinar discussing how to prepare for emergencies. Once you know how to prepare yourself, such preparation can be shared creating an intergenerational legacy.
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The National Caucus and Center on Black Aging hosts an educational webinar on how Black Older Adults can age healthy by practicing healthy eye habits, by knowing their risk factors and by learning preventative measures against eye disease.
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The National Caucus and Center on Black Aging hosts an educational webinar on the ins and outs of Palliative Care and how it supports patients dealing with serious illnesses and their caregivers.
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On July 12, 2022, NYAM’s Center for Healthy Aging hosted a panel discussion on how patients, providers, and payors can ensure an equitable telehealth landscape that is attuned to the strengths and needs of the 65+ population. As telemedicine becomes increasingly ubiquitous in the healthcare space, it is critical that health and digital equity remain front-and-center to ensure that the benefits of technology are afforded to diverse older adult populations.
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