What You Should Know About the Coronavirus
3:22
Learn how to help prevent spreading the virus and COVID-19 symptoms to watch out for.
Coronavirus Symptoms Explained
1:04
Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security senior scholar Eric Toner describes the symptoms of coronavirus and which symptom warrants medical attention.
Older People Face Higher Coronavirus Risk
1:10
Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security senior scholar Eric Toner explains why older people are at a higher risk for catching infections such as the coronavirus.
6 Questions to Ask if a Loved One Is in a Nursing Home
2:07
AARP expert Amy Goyer provides questions to ask nursing homes, assisted living or other long-term care facilities during the COVID-19 outbreak.
How to Prevent Foggy Glasses With a Face Mask
1:25
If you wear glasses, you may have noticed lens fogging when wearing your CDC-recommended face mask in public. Here are 4 ways to fix it.
Featured Videos
-
How to Prevent Foggy Glasses With a Face Mask
1:25
If you wear glasses, you may have noticed lens fogging when wearing your CDC-recommended face mask in public. Here are 4 ways to fix it.
-
Coronavirus-Related Scams
0:57
Scammers want to take advantage of people looking for a cure or financial help during the pandemic. Here are three coronavirus scams to watch out for.
-
AARP CEO on AARP’s Response to the Coronavirus
2:02
AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins gives a statement on AARP’s response to the coronavirus and resources available to the 50-plus community.
-
Caring for Someone With Coronavirus
2:43
Adults 65+ are especially prone to severe illness from COVID-19. Here’s how you can care for a loved one with a doctor’s approval for home recovery.
-
RV Owners Offer Housing to Health Care Workers
1:52
RVs 4 MDs started as a simple ask from an ER doctor’s wife to rent an RV for her husband, so he could safely quarantine between shifts. What followed was something no one expected.
-
Deter Fraud: Know the Stimulus Check’s Security Features
1:19
Millions of Americans will receive economic stimulus payments either by direct deposit or paper check. If you receive your check in the mail, there are six things you should look for to make sure it is authentic.
Most Recent Videos
-
The AARP Minute: July 6, 2020
1:05
In today’s “AARP Minute,” the list of recalled hand sanitizers is growing, and get in the holiday spirit early with a Hallmark movie marathon.
-
Key Questions to Ask Before Visiting a Nursing Home
2:33
Before you return to in-person visits in a nursing home, ask these key questions to ensure the health and safety of yourself and your loved ones. For more, visit aarp.org/nursinghomes.
-
The AARP Minute: July 2, 2020
1:01
In today’s “AARP Minute,” what to do if you are still waiting on your stimulus payment, plus two movies to get you in a patriotic mood for the holiday weekend.
-
How to Spot a Pension Poaching Scam
1:07
Scammers are after veterans’ pensions using a scheme known as “pension poaching,” and here’s how to stop this scam in its tracks. If you or a loved one has been approached or victimized, file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.
-
The AARP Minute: July 1, 2020
1:05
In today’s “AARP Minute,” research shows music can have a positive effect on your brain, plus ways you can celebrate Independence Day from home.
-
The Sounds of the U.S. Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps
1:12
Video credit: U.S. Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps. The U.S. Army Old Guard Fife and Drums Corps will not be performing on the Fourth of July in Washington, D.C. The pandemic has led to the cancellations of many large-scale appearances.
-
How Music Can Keep Your Brain Healthy
1:38
Research shows music can be a powerful tool to make your brain stronger. Learn some of the Global Council on Brain Health’s tips to sharpen your mind with song and dance.
-
How Do I Get My Social Security Award Letter?
1:29
Once your Social Security benefits claim is approved, you’ll receive a letter in the mail. You can order a replacement over the phone or in person.
-
The AARP Minute: June 30, 2020
1:05
In today’s “AARP Minute,” arthritis medications could raise your risk of severe illness from COVID-19, plus steps you can take to play golf, tennis and pickleball.
