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Read insightful, timely and widely respected ASA publications that are a premier resource for thousands of professionals in the field of aging.

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Find insightful stories and articles from one of our 3 publications.

Generations Journal

In-depth views on aging

Generations Today

News and features

Generations Now

Generations Now

ASA’s blog posts

Generations Journal

A quarterly journal of the American Society on Aging. Each issue is devoted to bringing together the most useful and current knowledge about a specific topic in the field of aging, with emphasis on practice, research, and policy.

Editor-in-Chief:
Leanne Clark-Shirley, PhD

Senior Editor:
Alison Biggar

More Journal Articles

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren in the United States

AI and Aging: On Ethics, Health, and Innovation

Summer 2025 Issue

Guest Editors: Dan Andersen & Faizan Wajid

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren in the United States

The Promise of an Age-Friendly Ecosystem

Spring 2025 Issue

Guest Editors: Karon L. Phillips, PhD & Megan Wolfe, JD

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren in the United States

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren in the United States

Winter 2024–25 Issue

Guest Editors: Wendy Lustbader, MSW & Gaynell M. Simpson, PhD

The Anniversary Issue: Revisiting Generations in ASA’s 70th Year

The Anniversary Issue: Revisiting Generations in ASA’s 70th Year

Fall 2024 Issue

Advancing Applied Research in Aging

Advancing Applied Research in Aging

Summer 2024 Issue

Guest Editors: Bonnie Ewald & Claire Ankuda

Mental Health, Aging, and Resilience

Mental Health, Aging, and Resilience

Spring 2024 Issue

Guest Editor: Tobi Abramson

Structural Ageism

Structural Ageism

Special Edition 2023 Issue

Guest Editors: Michael Adams & Rani Kronick

Promoting Long, Healthy, and Productive Lives for Everyone

Promoting Long, Healthy, and Productive Lives for Everyone

Winter 2023-24 Issue

Guest Editor: Ernest Gonzales

Generations Today

A bimonthly digital publication covering current trends and people impacting the field of aging through OpEds, feature articles, profiles, and first-person pieces.

Editor-in-Chief:
Leanne Clark-Shirley, PhD

Senior Editor:
Alison Biggar

More Today Articles

The Personal Impact of Public Policies

Aging and Thriving with HIV

May–June 2025 Issue

The Personal Impact of Public Policies

The Art and Effectiveness of Social Prescribing

Mar–April 2025 Issue

The Personal Impact of Public Policies

Aging While Black

Jan–Feb 2025 Issue

The Personal Impact of Public Policies

The Personal Impact of Public Policies

Nov–Dec 2024 Issue

Our Connection to Nature

Our Connection to Nature

Sep–Oct 2024 Issue

Narratives on Sports and Recreation

Narratives on Sports and Recreation

Jul–Aug 2024 Issue

Living and Aging with HIV

Living and Aging with HIV

May–Jun 2024 Issue

Stories on Food and Our Relationships with Food

Stories on Food and Our Relationships with Food

Mar – Apr 2024 Issue

Beyond the Bio: Stories from ASA Staff

Beyond the Bio: Stories from ASA Staff

Jan – Feb 2024 Issue

Generations Now

The Latest ASA Blog Posts

More Now Articles

Key Economic Issues Facing Aging Americans: Gender Differences

A rather bleak financial picture faces women as they age, often without partners, and relying solely upon Social Security.

New County-Level Data Reveals Hidden Gaps in Medicaid Long-Term Care

Combining data with first-hand stories will make HCBS experiences more visible and visceral.

Prioritizing Nutrition Health for Older Adults in the Age of GLP-1s

Clinicians and patients need to pay close attention to diet for adequate nutrition, particularly protein, when on weight-loss medications.

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Leading by Example: Minnesota’s Approach to Dementia and Aging

Supporting caregivers, reducing stigma, and collaborating across sectors are all part of this plan.

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Don’t Panic, Have a Plan: How Care Facilities Can Subtly Support Sexual Wellness

Acknowledge sexuality doesn’t end, celebrate connections, set the scene.

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Joint Replacement and Nutrition: What Older Adults Need to Know

Surgery and wound healing create a heightened need for nutrients such as protein and certain vitamins and minerals.

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Aggressive Immigration Policies Hurt Older Adults

The administration has weaponized federal programs and services to make life difficult for immigrants.

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YEP Educates: Empowering Lives Through Education

An adult education program in New Orleans makes it easy to earn high school degrees.

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Without Immigrants, Our Caregiving System Could Collapse

A specialized elder-care visa system may be the answer.

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