Aging Today, ASA's bimonthly newspaper, covers developments in public policy, research, practice, media and programming in the field of aging. A four-page pullout section, "In Focus," is devoted to in-depth coverage of a single topic.

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Despite the shortage of affordable housing, model developments exist around the United States, such as Neville Place, above. Full story.

Front Page

• Care Qualtiy Falls Short for At-Risk Elders
• Nursing 'Genius' Wins MacArthur Fellowship
• Other Aging Geniuses
• Poll: Pessimism Deepens on U.S. Healthcare
• Study Shows Grandmothers at CHD Risk

Potomac Sources

• Federal Boost for LTC Insurance Could Strengthen Market for It

Forum

• Medicare Drugs? What About LTC? Partnership Offers Alternative

In Focus : Affordable Housing

• Affordable Housing Commission Divided
• Commission's Key Findings
• How to Shelter Homeless Elders -- One Agency's Answer
• Pathways Study Yields Lessons
• Report Explores Affordable Assisted Living
• The Quiet Crisis -- Affordable Housing Inadequate for Elders: Problem Gets Short Shrift

Business and Aging

• Marketing to Boomers -- Meeting Ageism With Reality

The Aging Spirit

• A Nation of Mystics? Religious Gerontology and the Boomers

Research Today

• Bridging the Gap Between Science and Health Behaviors

Arts and Media Currents

• 'Anything but Gray' Calendar From Eldergivers
• 'Exhibiting Signs of Age' Shows Contemporary Wrinkle in Art
• 'Forgetting' on PBS