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Aging
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Warning: Not Elder Law: Facial bone loss contributes to looking older
You can blame the bones in the face, not just gravity, for thosewrinkles, jowls, and the general drooping appearance that comes withage. A new study shows that the shrinking of…
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Joint Conference: National Council on the Aging and American Society on Aging
The 2006 NCOA-ASA Joint Conference takes place Thursday-Sunday, March 16-19, 2006, at the Hilton and Marriott hotels in Anaheim, California, USA. Additionally, a host of preconference events will take place…
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Call for Papers: Due Sept. 1, 2005
The International Conference on Aging, Disability, and Independence will be held in St. Petersburg, FL on Feb. 1-5, 2006. Call for papers closes on Sept. 1, 2005. Get more info…
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This is Not a Law Link: AARP’s Hot Fifty
AARP wants to know who turns you on. Cast your vote now on the sexiest 50 over 50. Most Babelicious Baldy????
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Warning: not elder law related: Aging without Botox a challenge for actresses
So says Nora Ephron, regarding Nicole Kidman. Hey, its a challenge for all of us...
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The Geezer Threat
Need I say more? William Greider of The Nation, on the aging of America.
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Upcoming Conference
Beard Center on AgingLynchburg CollegeLynchburg, BAConference 2005 AgendaCelebrating Aging In Mind Body & SpiritThe Beard Center on Aging &Central & Western Virginia Alzheimer's Association2005 Annual Gerontology ConferenceJune 9 & 10…
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Table of Contents/Journal of Aging Studies/May 2005
DISABILITY AND SURVIVORSHIP 2. The contextual and social locations of older women's experiences of disability and decline • ARTICLEPages 131-146 Amanda M. GrenierAbstract | Full Text + Links | PDF…
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Beyond 50: A Report to the Nation on Livable Communities
Andrew Kochera and Audrey Straight of the AARP Public Policy Institute and Thomas Guterbock of the University of Virginia are the authors of Beyond 50.05: A Report to the Nation…