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Free Directory for Seniors
The National Institute on Aging and the Administration on Aging have compiled a ?Resource Directory for Older People.? This free resource lists ~300 public and private organizations, complete with mailing addresses and telephone numbers as well as Internet and e-mail addresses. The directory answers questions on a range of topics, including physical fitness, nursing homes, Alzheimer?s disease, and support groups. For a copy, call 800-222-2225 or TTY 800-222-4225; ask for Department RD.
Articles in this issue
over 22 years ago
Warning: West Nile Risk Higher for Seniorsover 22 years ago
Seniors Accentuate the Positiveover 22 years ago
Seniors Accentuate the Positiveover 22 years ago
Mind Games Fuel the Mindover 22 years ago
Breast-Feeding Reduces Harm of Smoking in Pregnancyover 22 years ago
Race Factors into Breast Cancer Treatmentover 22 years ago
Females Are the Tougher Sexover 22 years ago
Assisted Reproduction and Miscarriage Rateover 22 years ago
Cocaine Addiction Therapy Reduces HIV Riskover 22 years ago
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