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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2026 · 34 MIN

The Missing Prescription: Why Strength Training Belongs in Health Care

from GSA Momentum Discussions · host The Gerontological Society of America

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. Transcript Guests Elizabeth Joy, MD, MPH, DIpABLM, FACSM, Chairperson, Exercise is Medicine, Host, She Leads Science Paige Denison, BS, PAPHS, Director – Health, Wellness, and Project Enhance, Sound Generations Host Elana Kieffer Blass, MBA, Director of Strategic Alliances, Gerontological Society of America

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