AARP Research: Insights Impacting Americans 50+

Vaccine Acceptance: Older Adults Need Accurate Information

Older adults considering vaccinations need factual information from someone they trust.

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Research on issues and topics of particular interest to the 50+.

State-specific survey results and fact sheets concerning the 50+.

Selected AARP Research datasets are available for secondary analysis.

Research on emerging innovations of interest to adults 50 and older.

Results from an AARP survey of U.S. adults to gauge the incidence of gift card payment scams, which have cost U.S. consumers $245 million since 2018.

Provides in-depth interviews with older small business owners to supplement business owner survey data collected by the New York Federal Reserve.

While most older adults say vaccines are safe, men and women have differing attitudes and actions related to vaccines.

Older adults considering vaccinations need factual information from someone they trust.

Balancing healthy and unhealthy habits can help alleviate pandemic-related stress.

Boomers who plan to travel in 2021 are most concerned about health and travel restrictions.

Most Texas small business owners support steps to help residents to save for retirement, though the pandemic has affected their opinions.

Support for holding nursing homes accountable, funding adequate staffing, and ensuring quality care.

AARP shares insights on why some people choose a multigenerational living arrangement.

Healthier Habits Alleviate Pandemic Stress