Cold-Weather Health Risks Older Adults Should Watch Closely
• Older adults face increased risks of hypothermia, respiratory issues, and heart strain during cold weather.
• Maintaining a warm indoor environment and dressing in layers are crucial for preventing hypothermia.
• Staying active indoors and monitoring health symptoms can help older adults stay healthier during colder months.
Understanding cold weather risks for older adults
Cold weather poses significant health risks for older adults. As temperatures drop, it's crucial to understand and address these challenges to ensure safety and well-being. Here’s what older adults and their caregivers should watch closely:
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