Psychiatrist debunks myths about aging and ageism
Dr Eisdorfer, head of Duke center for aging, says retirement at 65 is not required and aging is a complex bio psycho social process. He warns of agism, emphasizes research, housing options, and lifelong learning for the 20 million Americans over 65, with 38 million by 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McCormack
UPI
New York
Car
Eisdorfer
a _times
Gerontological Society of America
Center For the Study of Aging and
Duke University Medical Center
Durham
N.C
Duke
Puffing Strength Goes Tailored to Tasteless Cigarettes
Muscle Beach trends spotlight new tasteless cigarettes as the latest craze. Locals boast strength and flair by puffing these discreet smokes. The scene emphasizes edgy display and public appetite for novelty in wellness culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Beach
Snapping Breath Query From Young Patient
A 25 year old man reports chest trouble over months with TB tests X rays and GI series showing only an active duodenal ulcer. He describes a dry snapping sensation when taking a deep breath and seeks Dr Lamb's guidance on the symptom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lamb
Rural Trash Collection System Plans Outlined
A regional advisory committee outlines a rural container program for Raleigh and Mercer counties with 90 proposed green box sites to be discussed with residents. The plan calls for first containers by June and for closing dump sites as boxes roll out, with cooperation from county officials and state agencies to improve landfill performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlof Beckley
Visory
Nere Tarine
Southern West Virginia Regional Health Council
Health Center
Harper Road
Penn Raines
Advisory Council
Ken Raines
Taylor
Raleigh ‘County
Court
Sheriffs Office
Constable’s Office
State Conservation Service
Raleigh County
Tom Meadows
Mercer County
Meadows
Bill Patton
Raleigh
Wyoming
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United States
Senate
FIC
Koichi Otsu
Tokyo
Budokan Hall
Lawrence E. Lamb
Prince Stret
People's Credit Store
Beckley
W. VA
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