• The New Old Age: Vermont Passes ‘Aid in Dying’ Measure (New York Times)
• Ask Well: Replacing a Dental Crown (New York Times)
• Hysterectomy May Not Raise Heart Risks After All: Study (HealthDay)
• Cloning, Stem Cells Long Mired In Legislative Gridlock (NPR)
• The New Old Age: The ‘Long and Unacceptable’ Wait for a Veterans’ Benefit (New York Times)
• Estimated Health Costs in Retirement Drop (New York Times)
• My Insurer Says It Paid Too Much. Do I Have To Reimburse Them? (Kaiser Health News)
• Making a Move Abroad, and Working There, Too (New York Times)
• In U.S., Average Retirement Age Up to 61 (Gallup)
• A balance-sheet fix to Social Security [Opinion] (Washington Post)
• Work longer, live healthier? How retirement can seriously damage your health," (The Independent [London])
• Your Social Security is smart about phones (Aging in Place Technology Watch)
• The New Old Age: After the Denial Letter Arrives (New York Times)
• Handling the shower-dementia dilemma takes patience: Linda Rhodes (PennLive)
• 3 Retirement Planning Musts for Women (Motley Fool)
• Tapping into old tech: Typewriters make a comeback (NBC)
• New cancer tools allow patients to reconsider chemo (Reuters)
• 5 ways to maximize your doctor's visit (CNN)
• Medicare, Medigap cuts may make you sick (MarketWatch)
• 6 Ways to Cut Retiree Health-Care Costs (Kiplinger)
• Draining IRAs too soon poses big risks (MarketWatch)
• Retiring on 0.25 percent a year (Reuters)
• When to Start Retirement Plan Catch-Up Contributions (Kiplinger)
• Will Retirement Stress You Out? (U.S. News & World Report)
• 8 habits of highly effective retirees (MarketWatch)
• How They Do It Elsewhere (New York Times)

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