Topic
Aging
369 published works
Elder Law Prof Blog
When I’m 64 Course
By rmorgan
Washington University St. Louis Institute for Public Health has some interesting programs, including the Center for Aging. One program (actually, a course) is featured in the article, When I’m 64:…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
If You Plan to Visit Aging Parents, Bring a To-Do List
The pandemic affected a lot of families as many people were kept away from their senior parents. Since the vaccine was introduced, we have seen more and more things opening…
The Right Coast
The Long, Strange Life of the World s Oldest Naked Mole Rat | WIRED
Back then, Buffenstein was one of just a few researchers looking at mole rats and aging. Now mole rats are all the rage, and labs around the world are exploring…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Positive Approach to Aging
By rmorgan
A few days ago I read about a website that offers positive aging birthday cards. The cards are part of a project based out of Colorado, Changing the Narrative: Ending…
Elder Law Issues
Let’s Talk About the Challenges of Aging
By Robert Fleming, PLC, Fleming, Curti
Challenges of aging: everyone knows that there are plenty. In this podcast episode, we discuss some of those challenges. What special knowledge do we have about the challenges of aging?…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Call for Papers: AALS Section on Aging and the Law 2022 Annual Meeting
By rmorgan
The AALS Section on Aging and the Law will focus its annual meeting program on inequality and aging. The conception of the program is broad and intended to encompass all…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Call for Proposals Aging, Health, Equity, and the Law Conference
By rmorgan
Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Center is pleased to host the virtual Aging, Health, Equity, and the Law Conference on September 13, 2021. The conference theme focuses on structural and…
Future Lawyer
Old Age Carries Lower Expectations.
By rickgeorges
As I age, I am realizing that my appearance doesn't matter as much as it used to. Which is nice, because I get to live without high expectations. Related StoriesNew…
Elder Law Prof Blog
California Releases Master Plan FOR Aging
By rmorgan
California has released its Master Plan FOR Aging. Here's the rationale for having a master plan:Aging is changing and it’s changing California. California’s over-6o population is projected to diversify and…
Association Alert
Tackling Mental Health and Aging Issues in Your Community Association
By Billie Jo Fatheree, Sandra Chapman
Mental health issues can impact community associations in a myriad of ways. Often Associations become the “reluctant care provider” (owners have no family/next of kin, or the family “dumped” the…