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From the Editor's Desk: Let's Hear It for the Boy


This is not the first time that I have referenced an ‘80s hit song in my Editor's note, and I doubt it will be the last! But the title seemed to fit perfectly for this month as we honor the men in our lives by celebrating both Father's Day and National Men's Health Month. Read this month's Nutrition Column for some healthy eating tips targeting common health concerns in men. Show your men how much you care by sharing these tips with them, then spending some healthy quality time together by going for a walk or wheel in a scenic location (like a favorite fishing pier) or doing an activity like bowling which allows for more visiting and actual conversation throughout than other more fast-paced activities or sports. Check our website for ideas or for tips on adaptations to activities, or search our directories for locations of programs near you.

Send your questions and comments to Blythe Hiss, NCHPAD News Editor, at sbonne2@uic.edu.


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