TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 September 2003 Volume 139 Issue 5 Part 2 ( )	Previous Issue  |  Next Issue

Successful Aging and the Humility of Perspective

Christopher M. Callahan and Colleen A. McHorney

The Need for an Integrated Biopsychosocial Approach to Research on Successful Aging

Thomas S. Inui

Social Capital and Successful Aging: The Role of Senior Housing

Carolyn Cannuscio, Jason Block, and Ichiro Kawachi

Psychosocial Interventions To Improve Successful Aging

S Leonard Syme

Ten Recommendations for Advancing Patient-Centered Outcomes Measurement for Older Persons

Colleen A. McHorney

Measuring and Improving the Quality of Dying and Death

Donald L. Patrick, J Randall Curtis, Ruth A. Engelberg, Elizabeth Nielsen, and Ellen McCown

Trajectories of Health for Older Adults over Time: Accounting Fully for Death

Paula Diehr and Donald L. Patrick

Improving Health Care for Older Persons

C Seth Landefeld

Improving Medication Use for Older Adults: An Integrated Research Agenda

Michael D. Murray and Christopher M. Callahan

Using Information Technology To Improve the Health Care of Older Adults

Michael Weiner, Christopher M. Callahan, William M. Tierney, J Marc Overhage, Burke Mamlin, Paul R. Dexter, and Clement J. McDonald

Gene–Environment Interactions and the Etiology of Common Complex Disease

Richard S. Cooper

Gene–Diet Interactions in Brain Aging and Neurodegenerative Disorders

Mark P. Mattson

Understanding the Determinants of Exceptional Longevity

Thomas Perls and Dellara Terry

Healthy Aging and Dementia: Findings from the Nun Study

David A. Snowdon

Measuring and Monitoring Success in Compressing Morbidity

James F. Fries

The Contribution of Geriatric Health Services Research to Successful Aging

Robert L. Kane