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February 21, 2021

Experts are urging people to get moving and get outside to improve both physical and mental health amid the COVID-19 pandemic. To that end, most city, county and state parks have remained open. (Photo by James Paidoussis/Cronkite News)

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Get outside to improve health during COVID, experts advise

Nearly a year of isolation and widespread closures has harmed the mental and physical health of many Americans.

By James Paidoussis, Cronkite News February 21, 2021
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