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UF Study: Terminally Ill Put Little Thought Into Choosing Treatment

GAINESVILLE — What may be the decision of a lifetime often takes mere minutes when people consider treatment for fatal illness, a new University of Florida study finds.

Filed under Aging, Family, Florida, Health, Research on Tuesday, December 23, 1997.

UF Researcher: Families Not Necessarily Best Suited To Care For Elderly

GAINESVILLE — Many aging parents would rather take the risks of personal freedom than kowtow to their grown children for help with daily living, a University of Florida study finds.

Filed under Aging, Family, Gender, Health, Research on Thursday, December 4, 1997.

UF Researcher: Elderly Who Live In Low Income Housing Largely Ignored

GAINESVILLE — The Sunshine State is the sunset state for many of the 75,000 elderly people whose needs are left unserved in government subsidized housing, says a University of Florida researcher.

Filed under Aging, Florida, Research on Friday, September 19, 1997.

UF Study Reveals Loss In Sensory Perception

GAINESVILLE–A University of Florida researcher says you can pick out a lemon at any age — at least if you smell it.

Filed under Aging, Health, Research on Thursday, September 11, 1997.

UF Researcher: Grandchildren May Play Role In Caring For Grandparents

GAINESVILLE — Millions of older Americans may find that their best care comes not from government programs or their own children, but from grown-up grandchildren, a University of Florida researcher has found in a study that spanned 23 years.

Filed under Aging, Family, Florida, Research on Thursday, June 5, 1997.

UF Researcher: Future Health Care May Be Modeled After ATM Machines

GAINESVILLE — A byte may be better than a touch for some types of health care, says a University of Florida researcher who has shown that cyberspace may soon take the place of personal visits to the doctor.

Filed under Aging, Health, Research, Sciences on Friday, January 17, 1997.