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A blog for journalists and others interested in aging issues.
You also can read recent editions of Age Beat Online, the newsletter
of the Journalists Exchange on Aging.
For information on the JEoA or ABO, read the end of any Age Beat Online below or contact coordinator and ABO Editor Paul Kleyman.
For questions about this blog, email John Cutter
Blog Archive
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October
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- Yes, but is it funny?
- Reminder on Medicare webcast
- Budget cuts, with AARP reaction
- Higher retirement ages in Europe?
- Joe Volz, unretiree extraordinaire
- Census on Computer and Internet Use
- Home care quality measures
- Hey, You, Get Off of My ... Mercedes?
- Latest edition of Age Beat Online (10-25)
- Webcast of Medicare roundtable
- USA Today on aging
- New study on heart attack death rates
- New Medicare rule on some mobility equipment
- Age Beat Online takes language survey
- GAO on Social Security in other counties
- Wilma OK here, but this note on Katrina deaths
- Taking a break for Wilma
- Horrible crash details from St. Pete
- I'm still quitting if I hit Powerball
- Medicare Q.I. bill signed, but...
- A week of aging coming
- Reactions to my Poynter column
- Shameless self-promotion
- Latest Age Beat Online Newsletter
- Medicare.gov adds formulary tool
- Good backgrounder on Medicare "drawback"
- Yo, Adrian...Rocky's back at 60
- Medicare drug tool up, but not completely
- Bush won't stop on Social Security
- Medicare drug plan tool now online
- Studs is "very much alive"
- Opps...no more Q.I. program in Medicare
- Wal-Mart, Kmart, Giant Food...and Medicare?
- Some reaction, resources on COLA
- Social Security COLA is 4.1 percent
- Age breakdowns in new Bush poll
- Blue light specials for drugs?
- Boomers worried about retirement!!!!!!
- OAA to take hit for Katrina?
- Boomers, get your motors running...
- New GAO report on Medicare medical equipment suppl...
- New COLA number likely on Friday
- GAO report on long-term care program
- A cold winter for the poor and aged?
- Tuna casserole turns ... 50?
- Age Beat Online for Oct. 11, 2005
- Kaiser relaunches its health reporting fellowship
- Boomers OD on drugs, CEOs on...Social Security?
- Read USA Today editorial on fire safety
- A bright side to higher gasoline prices?
- USA Today on nursing home fire safety
- New aging podcast from NPR
- Nursing Homes must vaccinate against flu
- WHO warns of epidemic of chronic disease
- Medicare Part D Forum
- Age Beat for Oct. 4, 2005
- Who is John Cutter?
- Age Beat Online, Oct. 18, 2005, continued
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