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In general, what is the best age for the president of he United States? Is the "best" age for a president in the 40s? 50s? 60s or 70s? CBS News conducted a poll in February that asked this exact question, and found some surprising results.
We've heard that "gaming" is all the rage, and people can't stop talking about "friending" people on Facebook, but young people aren't the only ones playing online anymore. Boomers are behaving like teenagers on the Internet too-joining online communities, playing games and shopping according to a…
We talked about Electronic Prescribing not too long ago. It brings Silicon Valley and health care together, and makes this blogger squeal with delight.
ShAARP Session invited Senators Baucus and Grassley - the Chairman and Ranking Member of the Senate Finance Committee, the Committee in charge of Medicare in the Senate - to guest blog. Below you'll see each of them explain their respective bills to you. Now you have the chance to respond to them…
The following statements from Senators Baucus and Grassley regarding their competing Medicare bills are
The following statements from Senators Baucus and Grassley regarding their competing Medicare bills are unedited and do not reflect AARP's position.
This is intriguing.
It's Friday the 13th! My father insists that this is his lucky day, but so far mine seems to be living up to the legend of back luck! I'll spare you details.
Alexis Leondis of Bloomberg reports that a growing number of seniors are using reverse mortgages to pay for things they might never be able to afford on their own. Leondis describes reverse mortgages this way:
Full confession: I love "weird" news. I check Yahoo! Odd News daily, sometimes hourly (shh! don't tell my boss!). I came across these two tidbits: protesting nuns and French spiderman.