The future is now at AARP

Article Abstract:

The AARP is constantly striving to use the most up-to-date technology in deliverance of its information and other services. This includes toll-free telephone numbers, electronic publishing of Modern Maturity and AARP Bulletin, and satellite broadcasting between AARP office locations. AARP also broadcasts informative videos.

Information services, AARP, Retirees

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Lies my dentist told me

Article Abstract:

Most people fear going to a dental clinic as a result of lies their old dentists told them. As children, they were led to believe that procedures will not hurt and will take only a short period of time. However, dentists of today no longer have to lie to their patients, thanks to the wonder of modern technology.

Evaluation, Dentist and patient, Dentist-patient relations

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Grin and bare it: a prostate cancer survivor has the last laugh

Article Abstract:

A man describes undergoing cryosurgery for prostate cancer after radiation failed to lower his antigen count. The procedure kills the tumor by freezing it with liquid nitrogen.

Personal narratives, Prostate cancer, Cryosurgery

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