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The Quiet Crisis: The Rising Costs of Health Care
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The prices of most drugs are rising faster than the pace of inflation, but there are several resources available to help you and your family cope with medication expenses.
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A new health care reform initiative would help the elderly and people with disabilities remain independent. Learn more about the proposal.
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Financial adviser Jonathan Pond advises first evaluating your health and finances. Here's what to look at, and how to plan accordingly.
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Male caretakers face many similar challenges as their female counterparts, including depression, stress, exhaustion, and little personal time. However, experts say men's response differs.
AARP report: Americans prefer in-home care, but Medicaid dollars go to nursing homes.
Trying to decide how to best care for your loved ones? Use this tool to calculate long-term care costs in your state.
Boomers looking to care for their parents are learning hard lessons early: Long-term care is expensive—and only those who are virtually impoverished qualify for government aid.
In this AARP Radio piece, Dr. Chad Boult explains why one health professional should guide all aspects of care, uniting the patient, family, and doctors.
We think nursing homes are just for older people, but that's not always true.
Dr. Diane Meier is quietly leading a revolution to treat patients and their families as living, feeling individuals. Why is that so shocking?
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AARP endorsed a health reform bill passed in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Make prescription drugs more affordable for all Americans.
How can you find a food's salt content and eat less of it, but still enjoy meals?
With the end of daylight saving time, AARP offers tips for night driving.
Demographic trends point to the importance of older Latin American workers.
Biologics are revolu- tionizing treatments for serious chronic diseases. How?
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