Recently, I attended the inaugural Food is Life, Food is Health Summit hosted by Stanford Medicine and the Culinary Institute of America in Napa, CA. One message surfaced repeatedly: healthy aging is shaped long before someone enters a hospital or doctor’s office. Nutrition, environment, daily habits, social connection, caregiving support and access to healthy food all influence long-term well-being.
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