The AARP Minute: February 12, 2020

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In today’s “AARP Minute,” 1 in 5 elective surgery patients receive a surprise medical bill, and Huey Lewis explains how an ear condition has affected his career outlook.

AARP and Chase Card Services Pack More Than 1 Million Meals - AARP

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On September 11, 2015, Chase Card Services and AARP convened thousands of volunteers on the National Mall to make a difference in the greater Washington, D.C. Community

The AARP Minute: September 29, 2019

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In today’s “AARP Minute,” surrounding yourself with green spaces lowers health risks.

Emmy Winner Was Once Fired for Not Being ‘Black Enough’

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"Abbott Elementary" actress Sheryl Lee Ralph reflects on four decades in Hollywood and her inspiring journey of persistence. She was named best TV actress at AARP’s Movies for Grownups Awards in 2023.

Iraq Vet’s Wife Fuels His Recovery From Brain Injury

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Roxana Delgado became a caregiver when her husband, Army Sgt. 1st Class Victor Medina, suffered a traumatic brain injury in Iraq during his third deployment. After 10 years in recovery, he has achieved a remarkable level of independence.

The AARP Minute: October 9, 2019

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In today’s “AARP Minute,” income impacts heart health, Medicare enrollment tips.

Pickleball Rules Guru Turns Passion Into Ref Career

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The Association of Pickleball Players Head Referee Byron Freso Shares how, through refereeing and teaching, he’s able to give back and make sure that everyone has a great time on the APP Tour.

Should You Enroll in Medicare if You’re Still Working?

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Preparación ante Huracanes en Tiempo de Pandemia

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Pon al día tus preparativos ante la temporada de huracanes durante la pandemia. Por Ylda Farré Rigau, voluntaria de la Cruz Roja Americana y de AARP PR.

The AARP Minute: October 19, 2020

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In today's "AARP Minute," why the pandemic could accelerate the expansion of flexible work policies, plus a new concert documentary directed by Spike Lee.

How the CARE Act Works — AARP

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See how hospitals are working to make sure the CARE Act is followed the next time you, a family member or a loved one is admitted for treatment. Learn more about the CARE Act at aarp.org/supportcaregivers.