Older adults considering vaccinations need factual information from someone they trust.
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In 2020, the pandemic significantly limited social interaction, and technology became more important than ever for adults age 50+.
Many NYC 50+ voters for upcoming mayoral primaries remain undecided, leaving room for candidates to address their top concerns.
Pandemic stress puts renewed emphasis on inner health and self-care among Black and Latina women age 50-plus.
A recent AARP survey on big health data found that older adults lack knowledge about how much personal data is collected, analyzed.
Job loss and reduced income during the pandemic have led many working adults to say that their financial situation is worse.
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.
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