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January-February 2004
Vol. 25, No. 1

Difficult seated balance exercises can help older adults flex for healthier years.
Flexing for healthier years: Difficult seated balance exercises can help older adults. Full story.

Front Page

  • Researcher Calls U.S. Drug Costs, Safety Into Questioned
  • Social Security Privatization Is Back
Forum
  • The $44 Trillion Deficit Scare -- Aging Vs. Healthcare Costs
Inside Aging Today
  • Elders' IQ and Dementia
  • Independent Moms and Carebots
  • New Study Sheds Light on Technology and Aging in Place
  • Past Medicare Trustee Concerned About Drug Law
  • Signs of the Times -- One Town Reaches Out to Older Drivers
In Focus : Getting Physical: Older Adults Flex For Healthier Years
  • Active Resources for Elders
  • ASA Gets Physical With Three New Initiatives
  • CDC Targets Sedentary Older Adults
  • Elders Can Exercise Options
  • Exercise Tips Can Help Elders Who Have Chronic Conditions
  • Healthy-Habits Training Works With Elders
  • National Blueprint
Business and Aging
  • Marketing Guide on Active Aging Is Information Gold Mine
  • Using Terms That Work: Marketing Physical Activity to Older People
The Aging Spirit
  • Defining Religiousness in Aging -- An Agenda for Research
Arts and Media Currents
  • Creative Guides
  • The Golden Blessings Muse
  • Vital Visionary Elders Train Medical Students in NIA Program
ASA Update
  • ASA to Celebrate Its 50th Anniversary at 2004 Joint Conference

 

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