A shot of youth

Article Abstract:

The human growth hormone used in anti-aging programs is considered effective by some researchers. Other studies find different results. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has not approved the hormone for anti-aging use.

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Hold that hormone

Article Abstract:

Four reasons for not taking the human growth hormone are given. The reasons include side effect issues and cost.

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Four awesome volunteers

Article Abstract:

Four volunteers are honored with the AARP Legacy Award, which is given every other year. Irving A. Fradkin, of Minnesota, started a program that provides scholarships for students. Arlene Shipley, of Florida, started a program to help disadvantaged children. Dee Deems, of Oregon, is the unpaid director of a low income housing development program. Betty J. Frey started a literacy program in Tucson, Arizona.

Achievements and awards, AARP, Aged volunteers, Elderly volunteers

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