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Medication and Aging Contents Volume 24 The Genetics of Aging Volume 24, No. 1, Spring 2000 Introduction, by Richard L. Sprott and Olivia M. Telomere Length, Telomerase, and Aging: Hype, Pereira-Smith 6 Hope, and Reality, by Huber R. Warner and Genetic Influences on Late-Life Diseases, Richard J. Hodes 48 by George M. Martin 8 Cell Transplantation and Aging, Evolution of Aging: How Genetic Factors Affect by PeterJ .H ornsby $4 the End of Life, y Thomas B. L. Kirkwood 12 Genetic Screening in Alzheimer’s Disease, Mortality Dynamics of Aging, by James R. Carey by Rudolph E. Tanzi and Deborah Blacker and Debra S. Judge 19 Cloning: Techniques and Applications in Animal Models of Aging (Worms to Birds), Human Health, 2y Calvin B. Harley 65 by Steven N. Austad 25 Ethical Issues in Genetics and Aging: Diagnosis, Genetics of Human Aging: Swedish Twin Studies, Treatment, and Prevention in the Era of by Nancy L. Pedersen 31 Molecular Medicine, by Laurence B. McCullough, Nancy L. Wilson, Jill A. Rhymes, and ThomasA . Alleles and Aging: The Effects of Different Teasdale 72 Forms of Genes on Aging and Longevity, by David Schlessinger 36 Implications of Genetic Knowledge for Public Policy, by John W. Rowe and Margaret Gatz 79 Replicative Senescence, by Olivia M. Peretra-Smith and Michael J. Bertram 43 Books: Dispelling the Most Common Ideas about Why We Age, Review by Gerald Weissmann 84 Abuse and Neglect of Older People Volume 24, No. 2, Summer 2000 Introduction: The Nature and Scope of Elder Elder Abuse and the Criminal Justice System: Abuse, by Rosalie S. Wolf New Awareness, New Responses, by Candace J. The 10A Screen: An Abuse-Alert Measure Heisler That Dispels Myths, by Myrna Reis 13 The Changing Role of the Courts in Elder-Abuse Offenders: A Typology, by Holly Elder-Abuse Cases, by Lori Stiegel Ramsey-Klawsnik 17 Undoing Undue Influence, byM ary Joy Quinn The Role of the Interdisciplinary Geriatric Assess- Unresolved Grief: A Risk Factor for Abuse and ment in Addressing Self-Neglect of the Elderly, Neglect in Old Age, by Lilla Pennant by Carmel Bitondo Dyer and Angela M. Goins 23 Perceptionosf Elder Abuse Among Various CARIE: A Multifaceted Approach to Abuse Cultural Groups: Similarities and Differences, Prevention in Nursing Homes, ’y Diane Mento by Atlee Moon and Beth Hudson Keller 28 Ethics in Addressing Mistreatment of Elders: The Role of Adult Protective Services in Can We Have Ethics for All?, dy Tanya Fusco Addressing Abuse, by Joanne Marlatt Otto Johnson 81 Power and Control: Understanding Domestic Developing a Service Response to Elder Abuse, Abuse in Later Life, y Bonnie Brandl 39 by Lisa Nerenberg 86 Caregiving: Primary Cause of Elder Abuse? by Georgia J. Anetzberger 46 Winter 2000-2001 GENERATIONS Consumer Direction in Long-Term Care Volume 24, No. 3, Fall 2000 Introduction, by Robyn I. Stone Toward a Stable and Experienced Caregiving Workforce, by Mary Ann Wilner 60 Consumer-Directed Long-Term-Care Services: Evolving Perspectives and Alliances, The Quality of Consumer-Directed Long-Term by Nancy N. Eustis 10 Care, by Scott Miyake Geron 66 Consumer Direction in Long-Term Care: A Consumer-Directed Home- and Community- Taxonomy of Legal Issues, by Marshall B. Kapp 16 Based Services Programs in Five Countries: The Federal Role in the Move Toward Policy Issues for Older People and Government, Consumer Direction, by Pamela Doty 22 by Jane Tilly, Joshua M. Wiener, and Alison Evans Cuellar 74. A Review of State Initiatives in Consumer- Directed Long-Term Care, by Linda Velgouse and Comparing Consumer- and Agency-Directed Virginia Dize 28 Models: California’s In-Home Supportive Services Program, by A. E. Benjamin and Implementation Issues for Consumer-Directed Programs: A Survey of Policy Experts, by Lori Ruth E. Matthias Rapid Response: Development of aH omecare Simon-Rusinowitz, Anne Marie Bochniak, Kevin J. Worker Replacement Service, by Diane Wong 88 Mahoney, Lori N. Marks, and Dunya Hecht 34. Early Lessons from the Cash and Counseling Culturally Appropriate Consumer-Directed Care: Demonstration and Evaluation, by Kevin J. The American Indian Choices Project, Mahoney, Kristin Simone, and Lori Simon- by Kathy Dwyer 91 Rusinowitz Fiscal Intermediaries: Reducing the Burden of Promoting Consumer Direction for Family Consumer-Directed Support, by Susan A. Caregiver Support: An Agency-Driven Model, Flanagan and Pamela S. Green 04 by Lynn Friss Feinberg and Claudia Ellano 47 A Consumer-Directed Homecare Program that People First: The Consumers in Consumer Works for the Cognitively Impaired, by Ruth Direction, by Marisa A. Scala and Tom Nerney 55 Rothbart Mayer, Ann Berson, and Jean Marks 98 Medication and Aging Volume 24, No. 4, Winter 2000-2001 Introduction: Ensuring Appropriate, Effective, The Medication Information Gap: Older and Safe Medication Use for Older People, Consumers in the Void Between Direct-to- by Janice L. Feinberg 5 Consumer Advertising and Professional Care, A Guide to Medication and Aging, by Kathleen A. by Lisa A. Foley 49 Cameron and Anne Werner Richardson 8 Appropriate Prescribing for Elders: Disease Age-Related Changes as a Risk Factor for Medica- Management Alone Is Not Enough, tion-Related Problems, by Mark H. Beers 22 by Courtney H. Lyder, Kristopher Fennie, Cheryl Chen, and Terry Fulmer 55 Medication-Related Problems in Aging: Implications for Professionals and Policy Makers, ‘Senior Care Pharmacists’: Meeting the Challenge by Daniel P. Perry and R. Tim Webster 28 ofa n Aging Population, 2y William Simonson 60 On the Horizon: New Medicines for Older How Medicare Beneficiaries Pay for Prescription Adults, by Nicole Brandt Drugs, by Bruce Stuart 62 The Complexity of Medication Compliance Herbal Medicine: Use with Caution and Respect, in the Elderly: What the Literature Tells Us, by Brian T Sanderoff 69 by Terry Fulmer, Tae Sook Kim, Kristen Internet Pharmacies: A Practical Analysis Montgomery, and Courtney Lyder of the Issues, by Tejal U. Gandli and Bao-Anh Nguyen-Khoa Winter 2000-2001 vadect WpAe nrewns