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

• Haiti: A Chance to Serve, a Chance to Care, by Lauren Kessler
• California's Long-Term Care Crisis: Poll Shows Golden State Voters
  Unprepared for Costs of Care, by Athan Bezaitis

Forum

• A New Supreme Court, A New Vision of Justice for America's Elders
• Debt, Social Security and the Future of American Entitlement, by Robert Rosenblatt

Inside Aging Today

• Broad-Based Coalition Advances Advocacy, Awareness for Health Sciences Research, by Kimberly D. Acquaviva
• 2010 Healthcare Reform Offers Opportunity, Challenges for ASA Members, by Anthony Edwards
• Sebelius Sets the State for Healthcare Reform, by Alison Hood

In Focus—Tell Me a Story: Caregivers and Caregiver Advocates Write a New Chapter in the History of American Healthcare

• A Better Way to Care, by Lynn Feinberg
• 2010 Aging in America Spotlights the Caregiver's Journey, by Alison Hood
• Eldercare, Siblings, and Rivalry—Oh My!
  New Book on Families and Caregiving Sheds Light on the “Twilight Transition”

The Aging Spirit

• Walking the Narrow Bridge: Religion, Spirituality and End-of-Life Decision-Making, by Rabbi Dayle A. Friedman

More

• Fiercely Independent Elders Take Charge of Living, Dying and a Great Old Age, by Bonnie Genevay
• MHAN Winner Urges Strategic Thinking About Care Impact, by Robyn Golden
• Taking Action to Prevent Falls: The Experience of the Fall Prevention Center of Excellence, by Jon Pynoos
• Focus on Students and Emerging Professionals at the AiA Conference, by Amy Eisenstein and Candace Brown
• Bay Area Multidisciplinary Network Group Legacy Launches, by Michelle Dowds

ASA Update

• ASA: Primed for Possibility, Open to Change, by John Feather, ASA Board Chair