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

• CDC Aims to Cut Toll Smoke Takes on Older Americans
• Medicare Coverage and Costs

Potomac Sources

• Candidates Utter Barely a Word on LTC in Campaign

Inside Aging Today

• Adults 50 - 64 See Health Access Drop
• Psychologists Propose Integrated-Care Model for Elders

Forum

• ASA Winner Callahan asks, ‘What Can They Do to Me Now?’

2008 Aging in America Conference

• Multicultural Programs Win From New York, L.A., and Chicago
• Posthumous Honor for Soltys
• Caregiving, Other Trends Emerge at what's Next Boomer Summit
• Sheehy Explores Caregiving’s ‘Rough Passages’
• Westchester Agency Creates Livable Communities Models
• Family Care Inspired Village Idea
• ASA Honors Two California Innovations in Palliative Care

The Aging Spirit

• Keeping Spirit and Hope Alive as We Serve
• The Soul of Forgetfulness

Creative Currents

• Creativity Toolkit
• Celebrating May a Angelou at 80
• Online Bonus: Maya Angelou's "Brave and Startling Truth"
• Authors in Aging
• Online Bonus: 2008 Authors and Producers in Aging List

ASA Update

• Innovation, Diversity Key Themes as Stuen Starts New Term