Ageism in America and the aging population
The piece surveys ageism in U S society through jokes and ads that belittle older people and notes its persistence in health care, employment, and advertising. It cites Dr Robert Butler and Duke professor Erdman Palmore, and highlights rising elder populations, projected growth to 70 million by 2030, and trends in geriatric care and education.
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New York
America
Robert Butler
International Longevity Center-Usa
Erdman Palmore
Duke University
Palmore
Miles
Alliance For Aging Research
Senate
U.S
American Geriatrics Society
National Institute On Aging
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
AARP
John Rother
Calendar items at Douglas County Senior Services week ahead
Activities for residents 55 and older at 745 Vt include sewing autoharp chair exercise and quilting bee with times listed. Labor Day closure noted. For details and other classes such as Spanish and computer instruction call 842 0543.
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Douglas County Senior Services
Wilma Elder
Sense for Seniors on Produce and Hydration Needs
A Kansas Senior Press Service column notes Americans fail to reach five daily servings of produce. It explains older adults over 70 need eight 8-ounce glasses of water daily, plus calcium vitamin D and B-12 supplements. It highlights fiber, whole grains, legumes, and colorful vegetables, plus moderation of fats and sweets, with exercise to reduce disease risk.
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Produce For Better Health Foundation
Department of Agriculture
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Vital Visionaries
Hazel Lueders
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Missouri Baptist Medical Center
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