(NAPSA)-Patients can learn from their doctor's use of Web references, such as Epocrates, for access to up-to-date drug and disease information that supports clinical decisions and care. To learn more, visit the Web site at www.epocrates.com.
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You can find information about medication in a free booklet from the MetLife Mature Market Institute called "Medications and the Older Adult." Get a copy by calling (203) 221-6580, e-mailing maturemarketinstitute@met life.com or writing MetLife Mature Market Institute, 57 Greens Farms Road, Westport, CT 06880.
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Your pharmacy can be a great health resource. Go to www.cvs. com to find a CVS/pharmacy nearby or call a CVS pharmacist at (888) 607-4287.
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According to the Older Women's League, the incidence of depression among nursing home residents may be as high as 50 percent. Yet older adults can still engage in interests and activities, even with reduced mobility or abilities. To learn more, visit www.owl-national.org or www. mentalhealthweek.org.