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Disease concern and health care provider recommendation are not enough to persuade some older adults to receive a vaccine.
Midlife and older adults remain mindful of COVID-19, and they continue to take precautions, but they are less concerned about getting infected.
Most people over age 50 recognize the importance of hearing to overall health, but some don’t do all they can to protect themselves from hearing loss.
AARP Vital Voices Research explores the needs and interests of the 45+ population across the states.
The 2023 AARP Travel Trends survey found that travelers are more concerned about cost and inflation than COVID-19.
Americans age 50+ have an appetite for technology, and may are in the market for replacements and upgrades.
To deal with higher food prices, older adults are spending more money and buying cheaper brands.
Many COVID sufferers age 50-plus experienced lingering COVID symptoms beyond the typical one-to-two-week period.
Older workers continue to rethink their priorities and want jobs that are meaningful, not just a means to a paycheck.
Attitudes About Hearing Health: Adults Age 50+
AARP Vital Voices Research, 2022–2024