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2/1/10 – “A Long Bright Future” Cited by Library Journal

Center director Laura Carstensen’s book exploring ways people can prepare for healthy, fulfilling and financially stable long lives was included on Library Journal’s Best of 2009 books on consumer health.

Read the review in Library Journal

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