4	From: 11/03/2009 04 Coping with Cancer - Beverlye Hyman Fead Beverlye Hyman Fead, author of "Nana, What�s Cancer?", discusses the book she recently wrote with her granddaughter on how to explain a diagnosis of cancer to a grandchild. http://beverlyehymanfead.com	audio	mp3
4	From: 10/06/2009 04 Clinical Studies for Dementia - Dr. Gerald Tramontano Dr. Gerald Tramontano, a neuropsychologist and medical director of the NeuroRehab Institute, talks about ongoing clinical trials for people with Alzheimer�s Disease and other forms of dementia and the opportunities and benefits for participation. http://www.neurorehabinstitute.com	audio	mp3
4	From: 08/04/2009 04 Managing the Onset of Deafness - Heather Kendall Heather Kendall, Founder of ASL Advocates, talks about deafness in seniors, the coping problems faced by those who have lost their hearing over time, and some of the latest technologies that are now available to make their lives easier. http://asladvocates.community.officelive.com/default.aspx	audio	mp3
4	From: 07/07/2009 04 Senior GI Problems - Dr. Martin Zonca Board certified gastroenterologist Dr. Martin Zonca, a GI specialist at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, explains medical problems like swallowing disorders and heartburn that often strike an older population. http://www.henryfordhealth.org	audio	mp3
2	From: 05/05/2009 02 Working With Dementia Patients - Linda Boileau Linda Boileau, co-owner of a non-medical care agency in Pennsylvania, discusses the trials and tribulations of dealing with dementia patients in the home. http://www.helpinghandsseniorcare.com	audio	mp3
4	From: 04/07/2009 04 The Memory Doctor Dr. Arnold Bresky, who calls himself the �memory doctor,� discusses the importance of preventative gerontology. http://www.mybraintuneup.com	audio	mp3
2	From: 02/17/2009 02 Mild Cognitive Impairment - Dr. Karen Roberto Dr. Karen Roberto, a member of the faculty at Virginia Tech and professor and director of the Center of Gerontology in Blacksburg, Virginia, discusses Mild Cognitive Impairment, or MCI, and how loved ones can best handle it to allow the individual to live as independently as possible.	audio	mp3
1	From: 01/06/2009 01 Cancer Care and Treatement for Seniors - Dr. Carolyn Messner Dr. Carolyn Messner, director of education and training with CancerCare, offers a look at how cancer care and treatment have changed for seniors. http://www.cancercare.org	audio	mp3
3	From: 10/21/2008 03 Memory Screening Day - Carol Steinberg Carol Steinberg of the Alzheimer�s Foundation of America provides information on the upcoming National Memory Screening Day. http://www.alzfdn.org	audio	mp3
3	From: 08/19/2008 03 Clinical Study for Alzheimer�s Patients - Dr. Gerald Tramontano Dr. Gerald Tramontano, a neuropsychologist, discusses an ongoing clinical trial for patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer�s disease that is studying the efficacy of the first drug to attack the amyloids or plaque in the brain that causes the disease rather than the symptoms themselves. http://www.neurorehabinstitute.com	audio	mp3