Publications

In keeping with our commitment to inform society on how to best navigate today's unprecedented increase in longevity, we publish timely, relevant, evidence-based research on issues such as healthy aging, ageism, caregiving, financing longevity, politics and health care, and more. Our books and reports are offered for sale at competitive prices. Electronic versions of reports and our trademarked issue briefs can be downloaded for free. Below, are a few of our featured publications. Click on the category to view all publications in a particular category.

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Transitions to Independent Living Communities: Life Satisfaction and Later Life Happiness

This scientific consensus conference report aims to further understanding and encourage research on the importance of satisfaction and well-being for older adults making transitions in their residential living arrangements.

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In Ageism		In Healthy Aging
	Media Takes: On Aging This report provides journalists and others who work in the media with an appropriate body of knowledge and a lexicon for the issues associated with the age boom. See Details Browse Ageism		Walk to a Healthy Future Proposes a new national commitment to walking. See Details Browse Healthy Aging

In Politics & Health Care		In Financing Longevity
	Emergency Preparedness for Older People What resources are available to aid vulnerable sectors of the city in the event of a future emergency. See Details Browse Politics & Health Care		Social Security: An Investment in Family Protection A report that discusses the fact that women over 65 are twice as likely to be poor as men over 65. See Details Browse Financing Longevity

In Caregiving		In Sleep
	Caregiving Training in America & Southern California Who are the professional, in-home caregivers of older Americans and how are they trained? This report presents findings of a national review of caregiver training programs and curricula. See Details Browse Caregiving		Getting Your Zzzzzzz's: How sleep affects health & aging The sleeplessness affecting about one-third of all older Americans is not a natural part of aging and can lead to serious health disorders. See Details Browse Sleep