Take Two Aspirin and Call Your Architect in the Morning
Safety by design is a guiding ethos as a new and smarter style of health care building looks at error prevention and stress reduction.
A/V Heritage In the Country But Not Out to Pasture
The Library of Congress' country home provides a nuclear blast-proof refuge for America's celluloid and audio treasures.
Will Someone Get the Lights? Preserving Home Movies
While watching home movies may be one definition of tedium, all those birthday parties and graduations are the history the books left out.
Films: Preserving ‘Everyday People’ History
Celluloid archaeologists are striving to preserve a fast-decaying historical resource and, at the same time, show the world what they've got.
The Over-50 Crowd Relearns the Facts of Life
HIV infection is a growing fact of life for America's baby boomer population. But it's a fact both the aging and their caregivers are spectacularly unprepared to address.
Challenges of a New Frontier: Aging with HIV
People living with HIV are living longer, but a new study stresses that few preparations have been made to address the future health and social services needs of the aging group.