A recent study has found that "chronic disability" has declined significantly in people age 65, which is very encouraging for all of us fretting over the possible impact of aging baby boomers on the US economy. Not only is it encouraging, it also provides quantifiable fodder for the oft tossed around..
A recent study has found that "chronic disability" has declined significantly in people age 65, which is very encouraging for all of us fretting over the possible impact of aging baby boomers on the US economy. Not only is it encouraging, it also provides quantifiable fodder for the oft tossed around "sixty is the new forty." More importantly, it helps explain this:
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