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Who Is Really 'Elderly?'.. Surprising  Key To Longevity.. 4 Keys To De-Stressing
                       March 21, 2013                    NPR had a recent story  about a 71-year-old midwife. It was an interesting story, but its point -- about how the woman couldn't retire because she lacked anyone to take over her business -- was quickly overshadowed by the headline that appeared on the NPR website: "For Elderly Midwife, Delivering Babies Never Gets Old."      NPR later amended it to "For Midwife, 71, Delivering Babies Never Gets Old" after the subject (and I suspect a few zillion others) complained about the use of the word "elderly." (To be honest, I'm not sure the play on the word "old" emanates brilliance either.)     But the dust-up raised a good question: When is someone considered elderly?  Continue reading...                        |   GROWN AND FLOWN                                         |             |        |     Relaunching Your Career                                               |        |   You used to be so confident, successful in your career, juggling life responsibilities and bringing home a paycheck. But then came a career break, an extended period of time where, for family or other reasons, you left the full-time workforce. Continue reading...   |          |        |              |   DR. DOUGLAS FIELDS                                         |             |        |     Low T (Testosterone): Where's the Beef?                                               |        |   It is important to get the scientific facts right when it comes to futzing with the body's hormones.  Eye of newt and whatever else goes into love potions may be useless but harmless.  That's not necessarily so when forcing powerful sex hormones into the body. Continue reading...   |          |        |        |      |         |   MALENE DAVIS                                         |             |        |     Innovations in Advanced Illness Care                                               |        |   You may have heard the word "hospice" in the news a lot lately. This isn't a surprise as we watch America's frail elderly population surge to unprecedented levels. Naturally, our country is talking about advanced illness care more audibly than ever before. Continue reading...   |          |                                    
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