
Title
- Current Controversies
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Tamara Thompson, book editorPublication Details
BookGreenhaven2006Availability
LOCATION CALL # STATUS REFERENCE (MAIN) HQ1064.U5 E3965 2006 AVAILABLE New Feature: Text this to your cellphone
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- Is the growing elderly population a serious problem?
- Growing elderly population is a serious problem / Peter G. Peterson
- Growing elderly population will create a health care worker shortage / Kim Krisberg
- Aging prisoners strain the nation’s penal system / Stephanie Pfeffer
- Doomsday predictions about population aging are exaggerated / Robert B. Friedland, Laura Summer
- Growing elderly population is healthier and wealthier than ever / Tim Smart
- Elderly contribute to society / David Gould - - Does health care meet the needs of the elderly?
- Medicare reforms have improved health care for the elderly / George W. Bush
- Medicaid eligibility requirements protect the elderly poor / Ellen O’Brien
- Long-term care insurance meets the needs of the elderly / Richard W. Johnson, Cori E. Uccello
- Medicare should be reformed / Jessica Mittler
- Medicaid eligibility requirements must be reformed / Stephen A. Moses
- Ageism prevents the elderly from getting proper medical care / Alice Dembner - - Elderly minorities receive inferior health care / Kim Krisberg
- Alzheimer’s epidemic threatens to overwhelm the heath care system / Salynn Boyles
- Should social security be privatized?
- Privatizing social security will benefit all Americans / George W. Bush
- Privatizing social security gives workers control over their future / Michael Tanner
- Privatizing social security will benefit the economy / David Malpass
- Private social security accounts should not replace guaranteed benefits / Jeffrey B. Liebman
- Privatizing social security would create too much personal risk / Jacob S. Hacker
- Traditional social security program helps Americans share life’s risks and rewards / Barack Obama
- What challenges do the elderly face?
- Elderly workers face discrimination / Joanna N. Lahey
- Elderly are vulnerable to abuse / National Council on Child Abuse and Family Violence
- Elderly have high suicide rates / Lauren Neergaard
- Elderly are vulnerable to financial exploitation / Susanna Schrobsdorff
- Elderly lack affordable housing / James J. Callahan Jr.
- Lack of transportation options restrict elderly independence / In Hee Choi et al.
- Ageism remains a serious problem for the elderly / Abigail Trafford
- Elderly face a lack of compassion / George Neumayr
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- 0737727810
- 0737727829
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