Mobilizing Long COVID Awareness to Better Support People with Acquired Disabilities
The upswell of advocacy around Long COVID should be mobilized to call attention to and address the challenges faced by newly-disabled adults.

The upswell of advocacy around Long COVID should be mobilized to call attention to and address the challenges faced by newly-disabled adults.

Event Description The pandemic has accelerated trends moving the delivery of care into the home or community. Yet, care at home largely remains the province of better resourced individuals, due to limited funding by government programs. Medicaid, the federal/state program of health care for people of lower income, has the potential to address these equity…

The future of work and of aging will be shaped by struggles over care from both giving and receiving ends, perhaps against those profiting in between.

As the American population ages, employers must contend with the growing challenge of cognitive decline in the workplace.

We cannot straightforwardly assume that older adults are the most vulnerable to the scams of the pandemic.

The new drug pricing plan creates protections against out-of-pocket costs for seniors with Medicare Part D benefits and people who take insulin.

Most seniors and their loved ones don’t realize the barriers that make aging in place a difficult proposition until a crisis occurs.

While the proposed expansion has met pushback, including these aspects of health care in standard insurance plans is significantly overdue.

The doctrine of capacity is vague, normatively and medically challenging, and inconsistently applied.

Topics range from issues related to FDA’s approval of aducanumab, to an analysis of the communication of survival data in cancer drug labels.
