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Aging Population

2008

• May 1: U.S. Hispanic Population Surpasses 45 Million Now 15 Percent of Total

• May 1: Spanish version -- U.S. Hispanic Population Surpasses 45 Million

2007

• December 13: Doctors and Dentists Account for 27 Percent of $1.6 Trillion in Health Care Revenue

• October 15: Profiles of Older Workers -- Indiana

• September 20: Profiles of Older Workers

• August 20: Population Aging in Sub-Saharan Africa: Demographic Dimensions 2006

• August 9: More Than 300 Counties Now "Majority-Minority"

• June 18: Census Bureau Launches Older Worker Profiles for 31 States

2006

• May 12: More Than 50 Million Americans Report Some Level of Disability

• May 10: Nation's Population One-Third Minority

• May 10: Spanish Version (CB06-72)

• March 9: Dramatic Changes in U.S. Aging Highlighted in New Census, NIH Report

• March 7: MEDIA ADVISORY -- New Census, NIH Report Cites Dramatic Shifts in U.S. Aging

2005

• May 10: Census Bureau Releases Analysis of Pennsylvania’s Older Workers

• March 10: Census Bureau Estimates Number of Children and Adults in the States and Puerto Rico

• February 16: Census Bureau Releases Analysis of Colorado’s Older Workers

2004

• December 8: Census Bureau Releases Analysis of Idaho’s Older Workers

• October 5: Maryland's Work Force Remains on the Job, As It Ages

• September 23: Census Bureau Updating Information on Americans’ Spending Habits (Regional)

• September 23: Census Bureau Survey to Gauge Household Wealth (Regional)

• July 20: As It Ages, Illinois’ Work Force Remains on the Job

• July 15: As It Ages, West Virginia’s Work Force Remains on the Job

• June 14: Hispanic and Asian Americans Increasing Faster Than Overall Population

• June 14: Spanish Version (CB04-98sp)

• June 2: As It Ages, California’s Work Force Remains on the Job

• May 19: New Mexico’s Older Work Force Remains on the Job

• May 18: As It Ages, Missouri's Work Force Remains on the Job

• May 13: As It Ages, Iowa’s Work Force Remains on the Job

• March 10: Census Bureau Estimates Number of Adults, Older People and School-Age Children in States

• March 9: As It Ages, Oregon's Workforce Remains on the Job

2003

• September 18: Florida Leads in Growth of School-Age Population; Census Bureau Estimates Also Show Increasing State Diversity

• September 18: First County Population Estimates by Race and Ethnicity Since 2000 Show Diversity Changing Local Demographics

• May 20: About One-Half of Older Married Couples Have Incomes of $35,000 or More, Census Bureau Reports

• March 24:  Women Closing the Gap with Men in Some Measures, According to Census Bureau

2001

• December 13: World's Older Population Growing by Unprecedented 800,000 a Month

• October 3:  Baby Boom Brought Biggest Increases Among People 45-to-54 Years Old

• September 7: Multigenerational Households Number 4 Million According to Census 2000

• June 1: Country's Older Population Profiled by the U.S. Census Bureau

• May 15: Nation's Median Age Highest Ever, But 65-and-Over Population's Growth Lags, Census 2000 Shows

2000

• November 1: Census Bureau Report Profiles Older Population