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Aging
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Elder Law Prof Blog
New Yorker: Have You Read “Have You Lost Your Mind?”?
In the April 28 issue of The New Yorker magazine, Michael Kinsley offers a great piece, entitled "Have You Lost Your Mind?" At first I thought the article was just…
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Flying is Ageless?
By rmorgan
When was the last time you traveled by plane? It's become a very commonplace method of travel, and we all know the various steps we take from the day of departure…
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The Future of Aging-From the ASA 2014 Conference
By rmorgan
The American Society on Aging (ASA) 2014 conference held in March in San Diego featured a general session with panelists Ken Dychtwald, Joseph Coughlin, Jo Ann Jenkins, and Fernando Torres-Gil…
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Press #1 for Frustration: Automation, Hospitality and Aging
During the years when I supervised Penn State Dickinson's Elder Protection Clinic, I was often struck by how much time our law students spent tracking down basic information on behalf of…
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The Latest Boomer Book: Ka-Boom!
By rmorgan
Governing has published a free e-book about the boomers. Governing Generations: An Earth Shattering Ka-Boom "tells the story of baby boomers aging in place and what that means for states and…
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Update on Stanford Center on Longevity 2013-14 Design Challenge
Last September we noted the kick-off of the Stanford Center on Longevity's world-wide Design Challenge that encouraged teams to tackle the need for "solutions that help keep people with cognitive impairments…
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Ann Randolph Explores Sex, Aging, Parents … and National Parks at Arena Stage
I was in Washington D.C. over the weekend and stopped by one of my favorite theaters, the Arena Stage. I was hoping to get a ticket for the much talked…
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AgeUK presents great ad about aging
By Kim Dayton
Christopher Lee, aka Dracula, narrates! Be sure to scroll down to the bottom of the page for additional video interviews.Check it out here... Thanks, Preston Franzen, for bringing to my attention…
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St. Patrick’s Day Update: Irish Research on Ageing
On St. Patrick's Day it seems appropriate to check on what is happening with research on aging -- or ageing as they spell it -- in Ireland. The Centre for Ageing Research…
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Reminder: Third World Congress on Adult Guardianship–registration is underway
By Kim Dayton
The Third World Congress on Adult Guardianship will be in Washington DC May 28-30. Registration is now underway. Anyone interested in national and international developments in the realm of guardianship…