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Pickleball’s popularity fuels a nationwide clinic tour
AARP launches a 20-city Pickleball Clinic Tour to get more adults 50+ active, offering free beginner lessons and open play nationwide.
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Impersonation scams targeting seniors surged in 2024
Impersonation scams targeting seniors cost victims $445M in 2024. The FTC warns of rising losses, sharing tips to avoid these costly schemes.
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‘Superagers’ are redefining what it means to grow old
Some people over 80 still have sharp memories. Scientists say these “superagers” have unique brain structures that resist decline.
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Financial planners urge caution in overweighting dividend stocks in retirement portfolios
Dividend stocks offer steady income for retirees, but overreliance can limit growth and increase risk. Experts recommend a balanced portfolio.
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Is aging reversible? A new study suggests it might be
A new theory links aging to harmful metabolic changes and suggests it may be reversible, opening the door to future anti-aging treatments.
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Public phone chargers may be free, but they could pose a security risk
Officials warn travelers: Public USB charging stations may expose your device to malware or data theft through “juice jacking.”