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- A Comparison of Poverty and Economic Insecurity Among Older Adult Singles and Couples in Michigan
- A Needs Assessment of Older Adults in the Tri-County Area
- ACS Race Estimate Reliability Presentation
- Aging in Place: Do Older Americans Act Title III Services Reach Those Most Likely to Enter Nursing Homes?
- America's Aging Population
- An Income Profile of Older Adult Householders in Southeast Michigan
- Cutting Medicaid HCBW Programs to Balance State Budgets: Low Hanging Fruit or Poison Apple?
- Economic Impact of the MI Choice Medicaid Waiver Program
- Facing the Future: 2002 City of Detroit Needs Assessment of Older Adults
- Gender Disparities of Older Adults in Southeast Michigan
- Invisible Poverty: New Measure Unveils Financial Hardship in Michigan's Older Adult Population
- New Realities of an Older America:Challenges, Changes and Questions
- Older Americans 2010: Key Indicators of Well-Being
- Seniors Count!: A CBPR Approach to Compiling and Disseminating Data on Aging
- Seniors Count!: A Community Based Participatory Research Approach to Compiling and Disseminating Data on Aging
- Seniors Count!: A Presentation
- Why You Should Support Senior Services
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- Seniors Count! Health Profiles Released
- Invisible Poverty: New Measure Unveils Financial Hardship in Michigan's Older Adult Population
- Health Care Access and Utilization Sub-Domain Begins Release
- Seniors Count! Project Update
- Pew Research Center on Growing Old in America
- Significant Differences Found in the Mortality and Living Conditions of Older Men and Women in Southeast Michigan
- Seniors Count! Behavioral Risk Factors County Data Released
- Making the Case for Senior Services and the MI Choice Program
- Detroit Health Insurance Coverage Status
- Data Users Beware, Part 2: The Case of Race
- Nearly Half of Older Americans Will Experience Poverty
- Why Did Poverty Drop for the Elderly?
- Grosse Pointe Senior Population
- Southeast Michigan Senior Population
- Disability by Census Tract
- Data Users Beware, Part 1
- Aging in Michigan: Faster Than Most?
- How Much do SE Michigan Seniors Spend?
- Older Americans 2010: Key Indicators of Well-Being
- New Realities of an Older America
- Analysis from the Fifth National Survey of Older Americans Act Service Recipients
- Southeast Michigan Medicare Growth
- Wide Variation Found in Levels and Sources of Income for Older Southeast Michigan Residents
- Senior Regional Collaborative Releases Study on Older Adult Needs
- Facing the Future: 2002 City of Detroit Needs Assessment of Older Adults
- Other Aging News
- Seniors Count! project update
- In China, a Move to Mandate Closer Families
- 'Elderly villages' offer services to seniors who stay in homes
- At 102, Outliving Friends, Family, and Her Savings - Neediest Cases
- As Populations Age, a Chance for Younger Nations
- Those Who Sprawled May Be in Trouble
- State's Seniors an Economic Force to be Reckoned With
- Caring for the Elderly Falls on Michigan's Communities
- Seniors to Pack Clout as 23.4% of Tri-County in 2035
- How Aging Boomers Will Transform Michigan
- Retiring Later Is Hard Road for Laborers
- September 18 Is National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day
- The Technology for Monitoring Elderly Relatives
- Monitoring Elderly Parents
- Cuts in Home Care Worry Elderly and Disabled
- New York City Aims to Improve Lives of the Elderly
- Preparing to Care for an Aging Population
- Despite Aging Baby Boomers, NIH Devotes Only 11 Percent to Elderly Studies
- Aftercare Tips for Patients Checking Out of the Hospital
- Happiness May Come With Age, Study Says
- A Grayer America
- More Wander Off in Fog of Age
- Parsing the New Law on Long-Term Care
- At Least 50 of New York City's Senior Centers Expected to Close to Save Money
- A Graying Population, a Graying Work Force
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