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U.S. Surgeon General Dispels 4 Common COVID-19 Myths
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One of the most difficult obstacles to coping with the pandemic is misinformation about COVID-19 and vaccinations. Here are some common myths that you should be aware of as we try to stay safe.
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Are You Being Targeted for Utility Scams?
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Free service repairs and refund promises in exchange for your banking information are tempting tricks impostors use in scams. Impostors can turn more threatening, with claims to turn off your utilities. Look out for these tricks from scammers.
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When Not to File a Car Insurance Claim
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Car insurance is there for when your car gets damaged or someone gets hurt. But there are a few situations in which you may want to skip filing a claim.
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Common Signs of Depression in Older Adults
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Here are some signs to look for that may indicate depression.
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3 Ways Older Adults May Be at Risk of Financial Abuse
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Older adults lose billions of dollars collectively each year to financial exploitation. Here are three traits that could put your older loved one at risk of financial abuse.
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Samantha Brown: Top Travel Trends for 2016 - AARP
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A new survey from AARP Travel provides some great insight into how Americans want to get away in 2016
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Early Signs of Multiple Sclerosis
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Multiple sclerosis, or MS, is a disease that can cause pain and problems with vision and balance. Here are 5 early symptoms that could point to MS.
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Flu Season is Here: Protect Yourself From Harmful Germs
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Simple steps can help you win the battle against germs this flu season. Here’s how to strengthen your defenses to avoid getting sick.
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Protect Yourself From Coronavirus Scams
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Scammers follow news trends to try to cash in on public concern. Here’s how they’re using the coronavirus pandemic to deceive victims.
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A Split-Second Decision Led Martha Quinn to MTV
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Original MTV VJ Martha Quinn found out about the job on the last day of auditions. She describes how it changed her life.
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Meet People Who Know People, 7 Smart Strategies for 50+ Jobseekers - AARP Foundation
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Networking is meeting people and building a relationship so that people know you well enough to recommend you to others.
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