Aging Today, ASA's bimonthly newspaper, covers developments in public policy, research, practice, media and programming in the field of aging. A four-page pullout section, "In Focus," is devoted to in-depth coverage of a single topic.

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Front Page

• Dangerous Transitions: Study Shows Discharge Planning Risks
• Researchers Reveal Mind-Body Connection to Brain Health

Potomac Sources

• Politicians Avoid LTC Quiet Giant

Forum

• ASA Award Winner sees Resurgence of Privatization Efforts
• Letters

Inside Aging Today

• Stein is New ASA President and CEO
• ASA Board of Directors Honors Public Policy Leaders
• Programs Bring Art of the Aging Brain to Homes and Communities
• The States of Aging Brains
• National Am Eye Healthy? Campaign Aims for Early Detection
• Key Vision-Loss Causes
• New Vision Handbook

Business and Aging

• For Elders, Reports Focus on Matters of Life and Debt

In Focus: HIV/AIDS and Older Adults: A New Lease on Longevity

• HIV Hits 100,000 Older Adults -- and Climbing
• Reflections on how HIV/AIDS Emerged as an Issue in Aging
• Researcher Illuminates Lives of Those Aging with HIV/AIDS
• New York's ROAH Study
• ASA's LGAIN
• HIV Journal
• A Wake-up call on Safe Sex

The Aging Spirit

• Against Anti-Aging: a Call to Embrace the Pro-Aging Spirit

Ceative Currents

• New Edition of Fierce Anthology Shows changes After a Decade
• Passager
• Reporter Wins ASA Media Awards
• Russell Wins ASA Leadership Award
• Creative Aging Center Moves

ASA Update

• ASA's New President Experiences chicago Conference