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To Your HealthAging Impacts Driver SafetyResearch shows that older drivers are safer drivers—up to a point. “They know the importance of speed limits,” says internist John Nuschke, M.D., of Lehigh Valley Hospital and Health Network. “But aging also causes impairments in vision, hearing, reflexes and muscle tone.” And older drivers may be out of date on auto safety equipment and rules of the road. Drive Yourself SAFE is a free four-part program designed to update drivers age 50 and over. It also includes information on how to assess whether it’s still safe for an elderly person to drive.Looking for Good Child Care?If you’re a parent, you know what a relief it is to be confident your child is in good hands. There are resources to help you locate the right child care provider, including checklists on such issues as:
This page last updated 2/12/08 04:08 PM
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