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| Throughout the life course stress plays a major role in health and disease.  See Details
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| By postponing the age at which chronic infirmity begins,disability and morbidity could be compressed. See Details |
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| A report that discusses the fact that women over 65 are twice as likely to be poor as men over 65. See Details |
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| Women are still underpaid and uncompensated for their caregiving and housekeeping activities. See Details |
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| One may postulate that increased longevity has translated into longer working lives, but that this is not necessarily the case in Europe. See Details |
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| An increasingly important medical field in danger of not being able to meet the needs of America's aging population. See Details |
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| Education, ethnicity, gender, living arrangements and age group all contribute to an older individual's risk of being poor or near poor. See Details |
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| Paid jobs for younger women are the best protection against poverty when they become older. See Details |
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| The U.S. needs to prepare to address the critical shortage of academic geriatricians. See Details |
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| Social Security must be preserved as a social investment that protects the entire working population. See Details |
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| The dwellings, economic resources, and community environment of older people living in six geographically dispersed U.S. cities. See Details |
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| Evidence is found that family and community ties do influence demand for reverse mortgages. See Details |
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| The magnitude and nature of the productive contribution of society’s older citizens. See Details |
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| Discusses Issues from long term care to Japan’s fertility. See Details |
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| Analyzes budgets of older households based on data from official national surveys. See Details |
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| Unemployment Insurance
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in the United States As the era of longevity progresses, unemployment among older Americans is likely to be a growing problem See Details |
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