Publications: Politics & Health Care
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| Identifies and dispels seven myths about caring for older people at the end of life.  See Details
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| Discusses disparities in heath care across social gradients. See Details | | |  |
| Strategies that enhance healthy aging can save money as well as improve quality of life. See Details |
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| Should the increase in the dependency ratio be a matter for concern? See Details | | |  |
| Older patients presenting with chronic illness require continuity of care that bridges across traditional medical boundaries and care settings. See Details |
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| Americans ages 65 and older are more likely than ever to be healthy, vigorous,and productive. See Details | | |  |
| Alzheimer’s disease is the major cause of dementia in the United States, with spending in the range of $100 billion annually. See Details |
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| Improved postmarketing surveillance system may reduce the number of adverse reactions to prescription drugs. See Details | | |  |
| What resources are available to aid vulnerable sectors of the city in the event of a future emergency. See Details |
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| The omission of aging as a legal cause of death is scrutinized. See Details | | |  |
| Compares health, social services, and quality of life for persons aged 65 and over in New York, Paris, Tokyo and London. See Details |
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| Long-term care for the aged infirm presents a challenge to nations around the world. See Details |
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