April 22, 2010: Today’s Headlines In Aging

by Richard Shank on April 22, 2010

These are today’s headlines in aging. I will be out of the office tomorrow so there will be no headlines posted to the blog until Monday. Today, however, contains more local program examples, good news for older transit riders in Chicago, and caregiver resources. Enjoy!

House Passage of Caregivers Bill Brings Hope to Wounded Warriors
Source: PR News Wire

Lifelong Caregiver Leads 1.4 Million Nurturers Toward Renewed Wellness
Source: Big News

Turn to Ask Medicare for caregiving resources
source: Creston News Advertiser

advice and support for Alzheimer’s caregivers
Source: Esterville Daily News

Need for ‘High Touch, Low Tech’ Health Care
Source: The Epoch Times

New ‘Custom Care Guide’ Helps People Who Suddenly Have to Take Care of an Elderly Parent
Source: PR News Wire

American Cancer Society to offer telephone workshops
Source: The Chesterfield Observer

Health Care Reform and Family Caregivers
Source: The Family Caregiver Alliance

Martial arts techniques may help older people prevent hip fractures
Source: The LA Times

Senate keeps free rides for all seniors on Chicago-area mass transit
Source: Chicago Sun Times

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