Debra Whitman

An attractive gray-haired 85-year-old elderly woman drinks espresso in the kitchen and looks out the window.
La pandemia de COVID-19 reveló la existencia de discriminación por edad, a medida que las autoridades de salud pública sopesaban la mejor manera de responder, dice Deb Whitman, de AARP.
An attractive gray-haired 85-year-old elderly woman drinks espresso in the kitchen and looks out the window.
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed elements of ageism and age discrimination as health officials weighed how best to respond, says AARP's Deb Whitman.
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