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Impostor Grandkid Scams On The Rise and other news

March 29, 2011 | Kavan Peterson, Editor, ChangingAging.org

— Impostor grandkids are scamming grandma and grandpa for big bucks. [ABC News] — Shrinking Medicaid funds pummel states. [CNN] — An older generation falls prey to eating disorders. [New Old Age blog] — In a study geriatricians lambast drug industry for leaving older adults out of clinical trials. [Reuters] — All psychotropic drugs are […]

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Say What You Mean

Say What You Mean

May 16, 2017 | Kyrié Carpenter, Managing Editor

Through reducing the negative, shameful and dishonoring messages so commonly spread via stigma, we can offer instead more viable pollination which hopefully will mature into fruits of dignity.

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On Asking “the Question”

On Asking “the Question”

October 26, 2016 | Jeanette Leardi, ChangingAging Contributor

Like questions about any other topic, the ones we ask about aging and the ways in which we choose to answer them reveal what we believe and care about.

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Growing Older

Growing Older

October 3, 2016 | David Goff, ChangingAging Contributor

Growing older is nightmarish, but it also provides glimpses of how heaven is right here within reach. I think these glimpses, which reside in the failing sight of the old, and the disabled, are precious, and should be a regular part of our collective journey into mystery.

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Sexy-agenarians - ChangingAging

Sexy-agenarians

September 2, 2016 | Christina Pierpaoli, ChangingAging Contributor

As a culture, we have adopted a sort of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy about sexuality, which, of course, stifles dialogues about sexual health for almost everyone at any age. To complicate matters, we also place a high social premium on youthfulness. So naturally, conversations about sex and aging represent the paragon of taboo in this country.

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Older woman with red shoes walking on wooden path with lake and mountains in background

Why We Fall. Why Ralph Lauren Could Help

July 12, 2016 | Lucero Uribe, Guest Blogger

Just as our ability to read without glasses diminishes with age, our sense of balance also changes. The difference is that we treat the loss of balance as a disease and the cure we’re supposed to adopt is to turn homes and daily life into small hospitals.

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A Perfect Storm - ChangingAging

A Perfect Storm

January 12, 2021 | Eilon Caspi, ChangingAging Guestblogger

In at least half of the states, LTC homes are shielded to varying degrees from civil liability for COVID-19 claims. As Minnesotans are waiting to see whether the state will grant legal immunity to LTC homes, in effect, extensive COVID-19 liability shields are already in place. This fact, which does not receive adequate attention in the media, is addressed in this blog post.

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