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Three Ways Employers Can Support Caregivers — AARP
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Businesses can take concrete steps to support employees who are caregivers. PepsiCo Vice President of Global Benefits Erik Sossa explains how his company is doing it.
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This 58-Year-Old Is On A Mission To Save Manatees
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Marine Biologist Antonio Mignucci helps to save manatees from extinction by training the next generation of conservationists.
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AARP 2020 Presidential Candidate Forum: Sioux City, Iowa
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.), author Marianne Williamson, Rep. Beto O’Rourke (Texas) and tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang discuss the issues that matter the most to older Americans.
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The AARP Minute (February 12, 2025): Medical Expense Tax Breaks; Will The Penny Go Away?
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In today’s “AARP Minute,” what medical expenses may qualify for tax breaks, plus why the penny might go away.
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The AARP Minute: June 4, 2024
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In today's "AARP Minute," side effects for the RSV vaccine are similar to those from the flu shot, plus steps to take after the Ticketmaster data breach.
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Future of Housing—Struggling to Stay: Rose’s Story
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Rose's apartment has easy access to transit, shops and nightlife, but her struggle to pay rent hinders her ability to save for the future.
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Uso de equipo médico especializado: Oxígeno
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Este video muestra cómo ayudar a un familiar o ser querido a usar el equipo de oxígeno y así obtener los beneficios esenciales que proporciona el oxígeno.
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Latino U College Access Helps Create a Path to College
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Shirley Acevedo Buontempo’s organization, Latino U College Access, provides guidance in Spanish on applying for college and financial aid.
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Aguacate relleno de ensalada de pollo al chipotle
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Ideal para el verano, pero apetecible durante todo el año. Sírvalo como un plato de entrada. Denisse Oller le enseña la receta paso a paso.
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AARP Block Party Sturgis Motorcycle Rally - AARP
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Watch what happened as attendees were introduced to a unique and fun side of AARP at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
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“Why I Did What Angelina Jolie Did” — AARP
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Maggie didn’t have breast cancer but was told that she had an 80 percent chance of getting the disease. And so she endured a 12-hour surgery, a preemptive double mastectomy. Only once has she felt bad about her decision.
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