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California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a handful of AARP-supported bills in recent weeks aimed at creating more affordable housing options. -
Ashish Jha discussed new bivalent COVID-19 boosters, a difficult flu season and new treatment options that may keep people out of the hospital. -
Every single day, 65,700 dedicated individuals join the ranks of family caregivers. From hard-working young people to aging relatives, they represent every generation and community, now numbering more than 50 million Americans. -
From now through Dec. 7, people enrolled in Medicare or Medicare Advantage plans can change their coverage for next year during open enrollment. -
AARP Innovation Labs is heading to the HLTH and CES tech conferences, hosting competitions to help empower people to choose how they live as they age. -
When we talk about family caregiving, we usually focus on the dedicated souls who provide so much help to ailing loved ones. But this message is directed to a different audience: the employers that caregivers work for outside the home. -
Most older adults who receive or will soon receive Social Security say they're worried about their retirement benefits keeping up with inflation. -
AARP is partnering with other organizations to launch a competition for inventions that help people with dementia live more independently. -
A recent AARP Public Policy Institute report found that influenza, pneumonia, and shingles vaccinations increased among adults ages 50 and older in 2020, though disparities continued. -
AARP donated $1 million to help establish an American Latino history museum in Washington, D.C.