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07/02/2009

Doctors are not trained in dealing with elderly patients.

Can Video Games Boost Thinking Skills in Elderly?
07/01/2009

Study: Funded by federal stimulus package.

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06/30/2009

Not really, but this misleading WSJ article tries to imply that they are.

Top 10 list for a longer, healthier life
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From the Medical Library Association.

Americans outdo Brits on memory tests
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Who would have thought? So to speak.

Rethinking Housing and Aging in Place
06/24/2009

Stimulus money can help 1 million low-income seniors, but who will retrofit the remaining homes?

Unlikely roommates come together in tough times
06/23/2009

Woman moves in with her daughter at age 103.

Staying social may keep seniors' motor skills sharp
06/22/2009

Study: each point decrease in a five-point scale measuring frequency of social activity was associated with about 33 per cent faster rate of decline in motor function.

To Move or Not to Move?
06/20/2009

65-year-old author considers and then rejects CCRC.

The Biggest Problem With US Healthcare (Dychtwald)
06/17/2009

Healthcare reform should focus on aging and coping with related diseases, prevention, and end of life.

Maine Law requires health plans to cover telemedicine
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One small step in Maine, big implications.

Information Technology not a cure for high cost of health care
06/10/2009

Surprise: Information Technology may not lower cost of care.

Exercise, education keep you sharp in old age
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Neurology study also recommends working or volunteering into 70's, 80's.

How prepared are America's Communities?
06/09/2009

MetLife grants for communities to think about how they can better support an aging population.

Zoomer Generation
06/08/2009

Thriving baby boomers in Canada are called Zoomers.

Why Baby Boomers Come Back to Facebook Less
06/05/2009

Maybe they wonder what the Facebook fuss was all about. ;)

Is Home Always So Sweet?
06/04/2009

Not necessarily -- especially when alone or left alone all day.

HHS and VA Program to help older Americans and Vets
06/04/2009

New government program helps older Americans and veterans stay in the community versus nursing homes.

Wii Fitness: It's Not Just for Teens
06/03/2009

Wii Fitness: They love it in Fort Myers

Online, 'a Reason to Keep on Going'
06/02/2009

Social networking site usage connects seniors to the outside world.

Philips expands home health with portable ventilator
06/02/2009

Philips helps the hospital continues to move into the home with a portable ventilator.

Why your next trip to the doctor may be just a click away
06/01/2009

A Boston study about using web camera and telephone to consult with a patient.

Utilize mobile technology, not broadband
05/31/2009

Assertion that mobile phones are pervasive and non-use of broadband is due to lack of relevance.

Transportation Challenge: Find ways to keep seniors moving
05/29/2009

As population ceases driving -- how will seniors get around? Non-profit Paratransit offers an option.

Aging population, health care worker shortage
05/22/2009

Connecticut’s elderly population will increase 69 percent by the year 2030 while the number of direct-care health workers is expected to decline 10 percent, the report states.

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