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Paula Rochon and Surbhi Kalia

Dr. Paula Rochon is a geriatrician and the founding director, and Surbhi Kalia is the strategy lead, of the Women’s Age Lab at Women’s College Hospital. 

Canada needs a national aging strategy that includes older women

Opinion | BY PAULA ROCHON AND SURBHI KALIA | February 7, 2022
Healthy aging is a major global priority—it’s on the top of the United Nations and the World Health Organization’s agenda. Countries like Japan and Singapore have made major investments to support their older population such as promoting life-long learning and social integration, as well as building age-friendly home care and assisted living and designing age-friendly technology, write Paula Rochon and Surbhi Kalia. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay
Opinion | BY PAULA ROCHON AND SURBHI KALIA | February 7, 2022
Opinion | BY PAULA ROCHON AND SURBHI KALIA | February 7, 2022
Healthy aging is a major global priority—it’s on the top of the United Nations and the World Health Organization’s agenda. Countries like Japan and Singapore have made major investments to support their older population such as promoting life-long learning and social integration, as well as building age-friendly home care and assisted living and designing age-friendly technology, write Paula Rochon and Surbhi Kalia. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay
Opinion | BY PAULA ROCHON AND SURBHI KALIA | February 7, 2022
Healthy aging is a major global priority—it’s on the top of the United Nations and the World Health Organization’s agenda. Countries like Japan and Singapore have made major investments to support their older population such as promoting life-long learning and social integration, as well as building age-friendly home care and assisted living and designing age-friendly technology, write Paula Rochon and Surbhi Kalia. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay
Opinion | BY PAULA ROCHON AND SURBHI KALIA | February 7, 2022
Opinion | BY PAULA ROCHON AND SURBHI KALIA | February 7, 2022
Healthy aging is a major global priority—it’s on the top of the United Nations and the World Health Organization’s agenda. Countries like Japan and Singapore have made major investments to support their older population such as promoting life-long learning and social integration, as well as building age-friendly home care and assisted living and designing age-friendly technology, write Paula Rochon and Surbhi Kalia. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay