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Transcript: Japanese Businesses Lure Aging Seniors Off Roads
NPR Morning Edition;  February 28, 2008 ;     262 words ...RENEE MONTAGNE NPR Morning Edition 02-28-2008 Japanese Businesses Lure Aging Seniors Off Roads Host: RENEE MONTAGNE Time 11:00-12:00 PM Play Audio RENEE MONTAGNE, host: And for our last word on business ...

Article: Changes to unit help aging seniors
Chicago Sun-Times (IL);  June 13, 2008 ;     579 words ... ... variety of modifications that can be made to provide more security and safety to accommodate emerging physical limitations of aging seniors. Here are a few of the modifications: - Bathroom grab bars. - The toilet being raised, or replaced with one that has ...

Article: Aging Seniors Turn to O24 Pain Relief Product as an ...
PR Newswire;  October 6, 2004 ;     693 words ...TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Prior to Merck's withdrawal of the Vioxx(R) (rofecoxib) COX-2 medicine, StockInterview.com posed the question: "Will an aging and better educated population avoid Vioxx(R) and Neurotin(R), choosing O24 instead?" In the feature interview, posted this past June,

Article: Active aging; Seniors: Six reasons to move
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA;  November 12, 2003 ;     357 words ...1. To increase bone density and prevent osteoporosis, a disease that affects some 20 million women and 5 million men and leads to more than 250,000 hip fractures each year. Exercise delays the onset of osteoporosis by increasing bone strength. 2. To improve self- sufficiency and maintain

Article: Programs help healthy aging; Seniors can get help ...
Chicago Sun-Times;  November 23, 2007 ;     477 words ...The Council for the Jewish Elderly, in running its There's No Place Like Home program, reaches out to unit owners in their condominiums. "We put programs and services in place that will enhance healthy aging and help residents remain in their own homes as they grow older," said Gerri Fiterman

Article: THE BENEFITS OF AGING SENIORS ELIGIBLE FOR ...
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH);  March 4, 1997 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Bill Lubinger Newhouse News Service The oldest class of baby boomers recently hit the half-century mark, with a flood of company soon to follow. As the largest group of the population in this country ages, price discounts for senior citizens and mature adults are cropping up in unusual

Article: Advances made in research on aging.(Seniors ...
Chain Drug Review;  November 10, 2003 ;     529 words ...Scientists are making progress in their quest to find interventions that could slow--if not reverse--the effects of aging. At issue are whether a so-called gold standard can be adopted and whether the resources required for new research present a worthwhile financial investment.