Happy Grandparents' Day! How to spend it?

On the occasion of Grandmother's Day and tomorrow's Grandfather's Day, we wish all seniors the joy of grandchildren and health. Because after all, health is the most important thing! We suggest how to give yourself a healthy gift! Shall we dance? Dancing improves motor skills and memory, integrates and brings people closer together, and increases the release of endorphins, commonly known as happy hormones. This form of exercise doesn't strain your joints and bones, so you can dance until the dance floor burns. Grandpa, as a gift for both of you, ask Grandma to dance! A walk on a winter day is pure pleasure. Time spent walking in the company of loved ones is joyful. It's worth taking your children and grandchildren to the park, the river, or a cozy cafe in the city. Exercise is good for your health! More active seniors can try Nordic walking. Remember, you are a treasure trove of memories and knowledge. Share your experiences and adventures from long ago with your grandchildren. Stories can inspire them to learn and experience history, while in you, they will spark your imagination, concentration, and get your mind in high gear, which will surely have a positive impact on your mood. And what could be more enjoyable than time spent with your grandchildren? After a little history lesson, play board games or a game of chess.

YOUR DOCTOR EXPRESS? WHAT IS IT AND HOW DOES IT WORK IN PRACTICE?

A sudden sore throat before an important meeting, a fever during the workweek, or a flare-up of chronic illness symptoms at the most unexpected moment. In these situations, patients don't want to wait for an appointment. They want a quick consultation, a safe medical decision, and clear instructions on what to do next.

MY HEALTH STEP BY STEP PROGRAM

Many patients seek medical attention only when disturbing symptoms appear. However, some illnesses develop painlessly and without any obvious warning signs. This is why the nationwide program "My Health" was created, which allows adults to assess their health and detect risk factors at an early stage.