Biomedical Research and Public Policy (Volume 20, Number 4)

* Aging, Health, and Longevity in the 21st Century
* The First 150-Year-Old Human
* Biomarkers of Aging: From Marking Time to Moving Forward
* Biogerontology: The Early Struggles for Funding and Scientific Stature
* The Science of Aging Gracefully: Scientists and the Public Talk about Aging Research

Authors: S. Jay Olshansky, Steven N. Austad, Donald K. Ingram, Robert H. Binstock, Alison Kadlec, Ana Maria Arumi, John Immerwahr, Lucyann Barry

We Are What We Breathe, Eat, and Do (Volume 20, Number 3)

* Environmental Threats to Healthy Aging: An Ecological Perspective
* The Food Environment: Changing 50 Years of Growing an Inflammatory Diet
* The Chemical Environment: Toxic Chemicals, Hazardous Substances, and Chronic Diseases of Aging
* The Built Environment; Planning Healthy Communities for all Ages: Community Design, Neighborhood Change, and Impact on Older Adults
* The Psychosocial Environment: An Intergenerational Approach

Authors: Ted Schettler, Maria Valenti, Michelle Gottlieb, Emma Sirois, Maye Thompson, Marybeth Palmigiano, Regina Gray, Rodney Harrell, Kathy Sykes, Daniel R. George, Peter J. Whitehouse

Bringing CLASS to Long-Term Care Through the Affordable Care Act (Volume 20, Number 2)

* Health Care Reform and Long-Term Care: The Whole is Greater than the Sum of its Part
* What Does Health Reform Mean for Long-Term Care?
* The CLASS Act and Long-Term Care Policy Reform: A Perspective
* Dueling Talking Points: Technical Issues in Constructing and Passing the CLASS Act
* The Circular Relationship Between Enrollment and Premiums: Effects on the CLASS Program Act
* Community Living Assistance Services and Supports (CLASS) Program and Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services Improvements in the  Federal Health Care Reform Law
* The CLASS Act: A New Paradigm for Aging in America

Authors: Lisa R. Shugarman, Joshua M. Wiener, Walter D. Dawson, Barbara Manard, Anne Tumlinson, Weiwen Ng, Eric Hammelman, Rhonda Richards, Kathryn R. Roberts

Advancing Home and Community-Based Services: Transforming Policies, Programs, and Service Delivery in Long-Term Care (Volume 20, Number 1)

* The Evolving Balance of Formal and Informal, Institutional and Non-Institutional Long-Term Care for Older Americans: A Thirty-Year Perspective
* Recent Findings on Home and Community-Based Services Across the States
* The Role of the Aging Services Network in Balancing and Transforming the Long-Term Care System
* Strengthening the Direct Care Workforce: Preliminary Recommendations from a National Panel of Experts in Long-Term Care
* The Benefits of Consumer-Directed Services for Elders and Their Caregivers in the Cash and Counseling Demonstration and Evaluation
* What Does Research Tell Us About a Policy Option to Hire Relatives as Caregivers?
* Can Elephants Learn to Dance? Ohio's Efforts to Create a Balanced System of Long-Term Services and Supports

Authors: Pamela Doty, Miriam Rose, Farida K. Ejaz, Linda S. Noelker, Melissa Castora-Binkley, Suzanne R. Kunkel, Abbe E. Lackmeyer, Richard Browdie, Lori Simon-Rusinowitz, Dawn M. Loughlin, Kathleen Ruben, Genevieve Martinez Garcia, Kevin J. Mahoney, Robert Applebaum, Shahla Mehdizadeh