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Telehealth services are a better for some health care needs than in-person visits, say Americans 50-plus. Most feel comfortable using telehealth services.
Digital Health Care Can Transform Women's Health
Digital health solutions can address women's health concerns while empowering women to take control of their health.
When It Comes to Skin Care, With Age Comes Wisdom
A new AARP survey reveals older adults are better than young people at taking care of their skin, and women feel skin care is more important than men do.
National Poll on Healthy Aging Reports
Sponsored by AARP and the University of Michigan, the National Poll on Healthy Aging (NPHA) is a recurring, nationally representative household survey.
Impact of Long COVID on Adults Ages 50-Plus
A recent survey finds that long COVD takes a toll on physical health and mental health with fatigue, brain fog, cough, and the loss of taste or smell.
Health Disparities Among Older Adults in the District of Columbia
The AARP District of Columbia Health Disparities Survey found that older DC residents east and west of the Anacostia River face stark health disparities.
Meditation is a Well-Known Practice, but Few Regularly Engage
A recent AARP survey revealed that while most (63%) adults 50-plus are familiar with the practice of meditation, less than half (44%) ever meditate.
Big Concern Over Prescription Drug Prices, Less Awareness of New Law
Older adults are concerned about high prescription drug prices, but few know about the new law enacted in 2022 to bring down drug prices for consumers.
Risks and Concerns Regarding Traumatic Brain Injury
A new AARP Research survey among adults 18-plus explores their familiarity and experiences with traumatic brain injury. Adults 65-plus are at greatest risk.