demic term for a disruption in the ability to maintain a basic, nutritious diet -- among seniors has more than doubled since 2001, according to the National Council on Aging. And it is projected to climb even further as the Baby Boom generation gets older. Out-of-pocket medical expenses, which increase steadily as people

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