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Articles in Wntr-Spring 1992 issue of Aging

• The National Resource Center on Alzheimer's Disease
• Stages of Alzheimer's disease
  by Lisa P. Gwyther
• Educating hard-to-reach minority groups about Alzheimer's disease
• $10 million in AoA grants to support Eldercare Campaign
• Who Cares for Them: Workers in the Homecare Industry
  by Marcie Parker
• Death is painless, quiet for most
• Advice on caring for an Alzheimer's patient: an interview with Steven Zarit, Ph.D
  by Don Kent
• Creating a home that speaks their language
  by Don Kent
• Alzheimer's Association offers more than 40 publications
• Eldercare Volunteer Corps begins recruitment drive
• Projections of long-term care needs
  by Donald G. Fowles
• Keeping older Americans independent longer: NIA funds 3 new centers
• Difficult decisions: a family deals with Alzheimer's disease
  by Barbara Sandstrom
• Woodside Place: a personal care home for people with Alzheimer's disease
  by Beth Deely
• Serving American Indian elderly in cities: an invisible minority
  by Josea B. Kramer
• Just call 1-800 for AoA's Eldecare Locator service in 16 states
• SSI eligibility requirements for adults
• Large medical clinics use volunteers to help senior patients
• The power of support: Alzheimer's disease support groups for minority families
  by J. Neil Henderson
• Miami group plans small-scale village for patients and caregivers
• Transforming memories into theater
  by Alan Gerstle
• AoA status raised in HHS reorganization
• New project wants information on programs for grandparents raising grandchildren
• Waking up to the cost of long-term care: should you buy insurance?
• Culture & caregiving
• Hispanic caregiver project uses cognitive therapy techniques
• National Eldercare Campaign moves ahead
• Jean Camper Cahn's war on poverty
• In memory of Cliff Hendrix