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Rachel Nania

Rachel Nania

Journalist at AARP.org

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Recent Articles

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Talking to Your Doctor About Polypharmacy and Deprescribing

A stuffed pill box could be harmful instead of helpful
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COVID Cases Are Climbing Again Across the U.S.

A late-summer rise in infections is underway. Experts explain what’s driving the increase, who faces the highest risks and how to protect yourself.
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Cómo el calor extremo puede afectar tu bienestar mental

El clima cálido influye en el estado de ánimo, el sueño y la ansiedad de las personas mayores.
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New Drug Shows Survival Gains in Pancreatic Cancer

A late-stage trial found a new pill, daraxonrasib, doubled median survival and improved quality of life, compared with chemotherapy, for advanced pancreatic cancer patients.
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Parasite Illness Spreads in U.S.

Cyclosporiasis can cause days of watery diarrhea, and officials have not identified the food or drink behind the latest cases.
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Consultar la IA para preguntas de salud

Los expertos afirman que estas herramientas pueden ser útiles, pero no sustituyen a los médicos.
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Americans Pay More for Prescription Drugs as Prices Rise

A new AARP report finds top brand-name medications increase sharply in the U.S., while prices for the same drugs drop or hold steady abroad.
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What to Know About Hantavirus After Cruise Outbreak

What experts say about transmission, symptoms, and why the outbreak on a cruise ship is unlikely to spread widely beyond close contacts.
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Are You Addicted to Junk Food?

Research suggests many older adults are hooked on highly processed foods
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Common Symptoms of Menopause and How to Treat Them

AARP research finds menopause symptoms can interfere with day-to-day life
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A New Flu Shot May Boost Protection for Older Adults

A New Flu Shot May Boost Protection for Older Adults
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What to Know About the New ‘Cicada’ COVID-19 Variant

A coronavirus strain known as BA.3.2 has been detected in multiple countries, including the U.S., prompting close monitoring as health officials weigh the risk of a spring or summer surge.
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Having Trouble Getting Your Estrogen Patch? Here’s How to Navigate ...

Increased demand, coupled with supply chain issues, means some pharmacy shelves are bare
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What Are the Symptoms of Measles?

A closer look at the early warning signs and possible complications as cases in the U.S. rise
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COVID, Flu, Pneumonia Vaccine Rates Decline Among Older Adults

COVID, Flu, Pneumonia Vaccine Rates Decline Among Older Adults
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6 Things to Know About the New Health Care Bill

A closer look at a few key provisions and how they affect people 50-plus
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More Americans Are Surviving Cancer — What It Means for Older Adults

Decades of research have led to better screening tools and treatments, experts say
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How Changes to the Vaccine Schedule Could Affect Older Adults

Health experts say a decline in vaccination rates puts others at risk for illness
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FDA Expands Access to Pill for Low Libido

More women can now use a medication approved to treat low or absent sexual desire
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FDA Approves New Weight Loss Pills: Costs and Results

People looking to lose or maintain their weight now have another GLP-1 option
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Medicare Drug Changes Bring Big Savings in 2026

Millions of Part D beneficiaries will save more than $1 billion on medications