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First lady Laura Bush is spreading the word about heart disease as the number one killer of women. What can you do to protect yourself?
Read the results of a drug cost survey resulting from an investigation by Attorney General Mike Cox.
The country braces for a wave of new Alzheimer’s cases. But science is on the brink of arresting the progress of this harrowing disease with dozens of new drugs in the pipeline.
The country braces for a wave of new Alzheimer’s cases. But science is on the brink of arresting the progress of this harrowing disease with dozens of new drugs in the pipeline.
The country braces for a wave of new Alzheimer's cases. But science is on the brink of arresting the progress of this harrowing disease with dozens of new drugs in the pipeline.
Alzheimer's funding has stagnated, but the pace of discovery and new treatment strategies have not.
People put their health and the well-being of their families at risk when they cannot afford prescription drugs they need or if they try to save money by taking them in ways other than directed.
Discover how 31 million Americans with hearing loss can benefit from new technologies and equipment.
AARP and legislators team up to fight dirty hospitals.
Olympia Dukakis on caregiving decisions and her new movie, Away from Her, which deals with the personal side of Alzheimer's disease and was nominated for two Oscars in 2008.
The Oregon Prescription Drug Program can help you and your families, friends and neighbors save money on prescription drugs. It’s easy to sign up and there’s no cost to apply or join.
On Wednesday, April 18, a minority of the U.S. Senate defied the overwhelming opinion of the American public by refusing to allow a vote on legislation that could help lower prescription drug costs for millions of Medicare beneficiaries.
The new discount card is free to all Washington residents, regardless of age or income, and offers big savings on your prescription drug costs.
AARP offers tips to consumers on how to shop for hearing aids and hearing care.
One year after Medicare Part D began full operations, prices that brand name drug manufacturers charge wholesalers and other direct purchasers for their products have risen sharply yet again.
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