What You Should Know About the Coronavirus
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Learn how to help prevent spreading the virus and COVID-19 symptoms to watch out for.
Coronavirus Symptoms Explained
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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
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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
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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
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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
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How Do I Open a My Social Security Account?
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It’s easy to open an account. Just go to ssa.gov/myaccount and enter your information.
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How to Make a Breathable Face Mask out of a T-shirt
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Follow these quick, easy steps to make a DIY protective face mask that’s light enough for hot summer days.
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10-Minute Belly Fat Blast Workout With Denise Austin
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This standing belly fat blast workout with fitness expert Denise Austin will strengthen your core and back in the comfort of your own home.
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How to Use Zoom to Stay Connected
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Zoom is a videoconferencing tool that helps people keep in touch. This recording of a live online training session, presented by AARP in collaboration with Senior Planet, will teach you everything you need to know to get started.
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Heartbreaking Story of a Nursing Home Coronavirus Death
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No family should be left in the dark about their loved one’s health in a nursing home. Tell Congress to act now and hold nursing homes accountable.
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How Music Can Keep Your Brain Healthy
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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.
Most Recent Videos
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The 3 Biggest Myths About Social Security
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There’s a lot of misinformation about Social Security out there. Is it going broke? Do you take out what you pay in? Is it best to collect when first eligible? Find out the answers in this video.
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The AARP Minute: September 22, 2020
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In today’s “AARP Minute,” the list of cleaners effective against coronavirus grows, how to have a conversation about race, and Diana Ross’ first solo hit turns 50.
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The AARP Minute: September 21, 2020
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In today’s “AARP Minute,” coronavirus can be transmitted from owners to pets, and why you may want to pick up the phone instead of sending an email.
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How to Stay Safe From Coronavirus on a Road Trip
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COVID-19 makes traveling tricky. If you plan on going out of town to visit family, follow these safety tips to cut down on risk.
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Taking Care of the Vascular Access for Home Hemodialysis
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This video describes an important aspect of hemodialysis—caring for the vascular access site on the body, usually the forearm.
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The AARP Minute: September 20, 2020
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In today’s “AARP Minute,” what you need to include in a go bag in case of an emergency, and the Library of Congress National Book Festival is going virtual this year.
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The AARP Minute: September 18, 2020
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In today’s “AARP Minute,” you can now have indoor visits with your loved ones in nursing homes, and several coronavirus vaccine candidates are in late-stage clinical trials.
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Take Emotions Out of Financial Decision-Making
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Happy? Sad? Angry? It is normal for emotions to run high during these uncertain times. AARP financial ambassador Jean Chatzky explains how making emotional financial decisions can cause more harm than good — and shares tips on how to avoid them.
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It’s Not Too Late to Start Saving for Retirement
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Saving for retirement can be stressful, especially during difficult times — such as a job loss due to the pandemic. But AARP financial ambassador Jean Chatzky says it’s never too late to start saving.
