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The AARP Minute: October 5, 2023
1:06
In today's “AARP Minute,” the biggest financial risks people face in retirement, plus whether you need to have a COVID vaccine card anymore.
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'The Hero' Movie Trailer
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An ailing movie star comes to terms with his past and mortality.
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Cómo el internet de alta velocidad afectará a las zonas rurales de Estados Unidos
1:18
Mitch Landrieu, asesor sénior de la Casa Blanca y coordinador de infraestructura, explica cómo la expansión del acceso a la banda ancha puede afectar las vidas de las personas en las zonas rurales del país.
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Estas comidas ayudan a mantener los ojos sanos
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¿Conoces los beneficios de las frutas y verduras para los ojos? Aprende tres comidas fáciles que puedes preparar a lo largo del día y que pueden mejorar tu salud ocular.
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The AARP Minute: March 3, 2023
1:08
In today’s “AARP Minute,” medications that can help reduce excessive drinking, plus celebrities who have milestone birthdays in March.
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The AARP Minute: May 16, 2021
1:04
In today's "AARP Minute," expect your office to look different when you return after the pandemic, plus many Gen Xers and boomers aren't getting their hearing tested.
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This M.D. Has a New Take on Children’s Mental Health
4:13
Peter Jensen’s REACH Institute provides a new approach to solving the child mental health crisis, with widespread access to cutting-edge treatments and training.
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¿Cuándo puedo comenzar a cobrar el Seguro Social?
1:31
Puedes comenzar a cobrar el Seguro Social a los 62 años, pero recibirás un pago mayor si esperas. Este video te explica cómo hacerlo.
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The AARP Minute: August 20, 2020
1:01
In today’s “AARP Minute,” a new study suggests the flu can be spread through the air by dust, plus how to ease your pet’s anxiety when you head back into the office.
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NRTA Webinar: Stay Safe From COVID-19 Scams
56:47
Scammers have reaped millions of dollars from unsuspecting victims in ploys related to the global pandemic. Learn how to spot their tricks.
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The AARP Minute: January 20, 2022
0:59
In today's "AARP Minute," concerns over combination flu and COVID infections, plus scammers are targeting victims with phony QR codes.
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