“BIG BROTHER” AND GRANDMA: AN ARGUMENT FOR VIDEO SURVEILLANCE IN NURSING HOMES by Selket Nicole Cottle
About the Article The proposed use of video surveillance in nursing homes, as a tool to ensure proper care of residents, has spurred
Top Ten Myths of Social Security Reform by Jeffery R. Brown, Kevin A. Hassett, and Kent Smetters
About the Article The future viability of the Social Security system in the United States has pervaded public policy and political debate in
Top Ten Myths of Medicare by Richard L. Kaplan
About the Article With the United States attempting to reduce its budgetary deficit and in light of recent health care reforms, Medicare has
Flaming Fifties and Beyond: An International Comparison of Age Discrimination Laws and How the United States Could Improve the Laws for Elderly Women
About the Article Age discrimination in employment continues to be a major issue in developed countries. Older employees are more disadvantaged to retain
SHINING THE LIGHT ON PEARLY WHITES: IMPROVING ORAL CARE FOR ELDERS IN A POST-AFFORDABLE CARE ACT WORLD
About the Article Public policy has often overlooked oral health care, even in a political era marked by expanding access to otherwise comprehensive
Hope We Die Before We Get Old: The Attack on Retirement by Patricia E. Dilley
About the Article The American institution of retirement has sustained numerous attacks over the last twenty years, to the extent that it may
Phishing for Elderly Victims: As the Elderly Migrate to the Internet Fraudulent Schemes Targeting Them Follow by Eric L. Carlson
About the Article Internet usage is no longer limited to a young, tech-savvy subset of the population. As elderly people use the Internet