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Articles in Fall, 1994 issue of Aging

• New drugs make prompt treatment of heart attack and stroke more critical
• Food pyramid finally makes food choices clearer
• The unflinching eye of Elizabeth Layton
  by Don Lambert
• A houseful of ideas for safe living
  by Amy N. Parr
• Three Virginia programs target increased services for elderly
• Conference on older women leads to new AoA initiative
• The Fountain of Age
• A Place in Time: Care Givers for Their Elderly
• Managing medications
• New federal guidelines on cataract surgery
• Family Folklore: exhibit tours the U.S
• The "cluster": a design for the future
  by Daniel Krejci
• Materials on parenting for teenage parents & grandparents
• Elderly try to rebuild lives after the flood in the Midwest
• Therapeutic Humor with the Elderly
• CPR is no longer the first step
• New food labels, a victory for consumers
• Nurturing the creative spirit: National Center on Arts and the Aging
• A peer counselor's support makes a difference
  by Jere G. La Follette
• Home-delivered meals programs tap unusual resources
• National Academy on Aging debates critical policy issues
• Our Turn: The Good News About Women and Divorce
• The Story of Elderhostel
• The dangers of sleeping pills
• Painting can transform a life
  by Waltrud Larson
• A center for artists with developmental disabilities
• A boardwalk back to nature
  by Allen Johnson
• PBS airs series on the "new aging."
• Home Care Guide for Older People: A Consumer's Guide
• Adding Health to Years: A Basic Handbook on Older People's Health
• Diet and vitamins may prevent heart attack, stroke
• The importance of safe food handling
• "The Grand Generation," a film you ought to see
• To drive or not to drive
  by Juliet Bruce
• Raising grandchildren: an unexpected event
• Family Leave Act takes effect
• Women in Mid-Life: Planning for Tomorrow
• The Able Gardener: Overcoming Barriers of Age and Physical Limitations