Special Committee on Aging

Publications

Congress:

Date	Number	Publication	Availability

01-26-2005	109-1	Internet Pharmacy and Drug Importation: Exploring Risks and Benefits	Available
02-03-2005	109-2	Social Security: Do We Have To Act Now?	Available
03-03-2005	109-3	Implementation Of The Medicare Modernization Act: Delivering Prescription Drugs to Dual Eligibles	Available
03-15-2005	109-4	Exploring The Economics Of Retirement	Available
04-12-2005	109-5	The Role Of Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plan In Increasing National Savings	Available
04-27-2005	109-6	Living Stronger, Earning Longer: Redefinning Retirement In The 21ST Century Workplace	Available
05-12-2005	109-7	HIV Over Fifty: Exploring The New Threat	Available
06-08-2005	109-8	Exploring The Promise Of Embryonic Stem Cell Research	Available
06-15-2005	109-9	Keeping The Power On: Examining Impact Of Soaring Energy Costs On The Elderly	Available
06-28-2005	109-10	Mandatory or Optional? The Truth About Medicaid	Available
06-30-2005	109-11	Saving Dollars, Saving Lives: the Importance Of Prevention In Curing Medicare	Available
07-20-2005	109-12	Sound Policy, Smart Solutions: Saving Money In Medicaid	Available
07-27-2005	109-13	Old Scams-New Victims: Breaking The Cycle Of Victimization	Available
09-29-2005	109-14	The Impact of Direct-to-Consumer Drug Advertising on Seniors' Health and Health Care Costs	Available
10-05-2005	109-15	Preparing Early, Acting Quickly: Meeting The Needs Of Older Americans During A Disaster	Available
01-06-2006	109-16	Keeping The Elderley Warm: Help For Seniors And High Home Heating Costs	Available
02-02-2006	109-17	Meeting The Challenges Of Medicare Drug Benefit Implementation	Available
03-09-2006	109-18	Long-Term Care Financing: Are Americans Prepared?	Available
03-15-2006	109-19	Bridging The Gender Gap: Eliminating Retirement Income Disparity For Women	Available
03-29-2006	109-20	Not Born Yesterday: How Seniors Can Stop Investment Fraud	Available
09-11-2006	109-21	Employment and Community Service For Low-Income Seniors: Are We Getting The Job Done?	Available
09-27-2006	109-22	Innovation in the Aging Network: Teh Future of Social Services for Older American	Available
09-28-2006	109-23	Caring for Seniors in a National Emergency: Can we do Better?	Available

U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging

G31 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: 202-224-5364
Fax: 202-224-8660
mailbox@aging.senate.gov

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