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Six new Roybal Centers for applied gerontology established by National Institute on Aging
October 26, 2004
Scientists detect two decision-making pathways in human brain
October 15, 2004
Health, retirement needs challenge an aging America
September 28, 2004
"Imagination" helps older people remember to comply with medical advice
June 4, 2004
"Enhanced" counseling, support interventions slash long-term risk of depression among AD caregivers
May 1, 2004
Scientist proposes new theory of aging
July 14, 2003
Training improves cognitive abilities of older adults
November 12, 2002
Questions arise as more older Americans outlive driving privilege
July 29, 2002
Study offers new insights into overcoming disparities in health
July 22, 2002
World's older population growing by unprecedented 800,000 a month
December 13, 2001
Moderate exercise program benefits health of older women caregivers
November 1, 2001
Dramatic decline in disability continues for older Americans
May 7, 2001
Can menopause change your sex life?
September 15, 2000
Well-being improves for most older people, but not for all, new federal report says
August 10, 2000
Sociology trailblazer Matilda Riley bids adieu to NIH to continue her career in Maine
June 27, 2000
Life expectancy in G-7 industrialized nations may exceed past predictions, study suggests
June 14, 2000
New census report shows exponential growth in number of centenarians
June 16, 1999
Aging Institute names Suzman to head behavioral, social research
September 18, 1998
Abuse associated with increased risk of death for older people
August 4, 1998
New test predicts crash risk of older drivers
April 7, 1998

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