GSA Momentum Discussions Podcast
The GSA Momentum Discussions podcast series explores the multifaceted world of aging through conversations with leading experts. Each episode tackles diverse topics like aging's impacts on health, social systems, and policy, sharing the latest research, trends, and practical applications in gerontology.
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Recent Episodes
Here is a look at our most recent episodes.
The Missing Prescription: Why Strength Training Belongs in Health Care
In this episode of the GSA Momentum Discussions Podcast, Paige Denison and Dr. Liz Joy share insights into the global Exercise is Medicine initiative and explore how clinicians can integrate physical activity as a vital sign in clinical care. From formal exercise prescriptions to community resources and the “Rx for Health” series, this episode provides practical guidance for healthcare providers and individuals looking to harness the power of movement to prevent and manage chronic conditions.
This podcast episode is supported by the Gerontological Society of America (GSA) and highlights innovative approaches to bridging clinical care and lifestyle medicine.
Support provided by Haleon and Lilly.
Medicare, Medicaid, and GLP-1s: Demystifying the Bridge and BALANCE Models
In this episode of the GSA Momentum Discussions Podcast, Cristine Gallagher, MPAff, Obesity Care Advocacy Network (OCAN) Coordinator, shares insights into the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge and BALANCE models and explains how these models expand access to anti-obesity medications for older adults. She offers practice advice for navigating the Bridge model for prescribers and older adults living with obesity.
Support provided by Lilly and Novo Nordisk.
Nutrition Matters: Supporting Healthy Aging Through Proper Nutrition
This GSA Momentum Discussions podcast episode explores why nutrition is essential to healthy aging. The conversation examines age-related changes in appetite and nutrient needs, the risks of nutritional deficiencies as we age, and the role of diet and physical activity in preventing sarcopenia. It also highlights emerging research and practical strategies to help older adults maintain strength, function, and independence.
This podcast episode is supported by Haleon, with content developed by the Gerontological Society of America (GSA).
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