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In Join Not a member? Join Already a member? Link Your Membership Health experts predict a rise in COVID-19 and flu cases this winter, and due to immune system changes that happen as we age,
older adults are especially vulnerable. This month, _AARP Bulletin_ shares the precautions needed to stay one step ahead of these diseases and stay healthy. Plus, many older adults who need
help with their daily activities are forced to go it alone, since there are too few in-home care aides to meet the demand of our aging population. This has led to problems across the
country. In Maine, nearly 11,000 hours of personal care go unstaffed each week. Help can be hard to find inside nursing homes too; 3 out of 5 nursing facilities in the U.S. have limited new
admissions because of staffing shortages. ALSO IN THE NOVEMBER ISSUE: HOW TO BUY YOUR OWN HEALTH INSURANCE: 1 in 4 older Americans ages 50 to 64 – too young for Medicare – consider health
care costs as a major financial burden. The _Bulletin_ offers a guide to help older adults who don’t have workplace coverage navigate the alternatives, including COBRA, ACA, Medicaid,
community health centers and catastrophic coverage. HOW TO SAVE ON WINTER FUEL COSTS: Surging fuel costs mean that Americans can expect to pay more to heat their homes this winter than last
year. But with some clever — and often free — adjustments, home heating systems can keep consumers warm more efficiently. In this month’s Your Money, _Bulletin_ editors compiled a list of
helpful tips to save money on heating costs. THE ART OF DECEIT: Many people believe they are too smart to fall victim to scams. But they miss the key point: Scammers manipulate your
emotions, rather than engaging your brain, to get you to say yes._ AARP Bulletin_ notes seven different tactics scammers use to get between you and your sense of reason — as well as six tips
on how to stay rational. Read this month’s fraud piece to learn more. WHO WILL CARE FOR US? For the LGBTQ community, aging solo can introduce a host of caregiving issues. Essayist Steven
Petrow, author of _Stupid Things I Won’t Do When I Get Old,_ asks, “If I need in-home help, will I be comfortable acknowledging my sexual identity to a stranger who might have ‘issues’?”
Learn about the unique health care challenges of LGBTQ older adults in this month’s Your Life. HOW DO I GET RID OF THIS JUNK? Every room in a home has its own breed of clutter, but garage
stuff is often the worst. So much of it is toxic! It’s confusing knowing what you can throw away and what needs to be disposed of differently. Read the _Bulletin_ for options to get rid of
items that don’t belong in your trash can. VIEW BULLETIN ------------------------- PAST ISSUES OF _AARP BULLETIN_ OCTOBER 2022 Tips on how to fight inflation, the future of hearing aids
and an interview with Gary Sinise in this edition. ------------------------- SEPTEMBER 2022 Find out about drug price
relief, our Teen Mental Health Crisis special report, and where to find free clothes, appliances, household gear and more. ------------------------- JULY/AUGUST 2022 AARP’s “99 Great Ways to
Save” feature returns with a brand-new collection of tips to help readers save money during this period of record-setting price hikes. ------------------------- JUNE 2022 In this issue, see
how older Americans are redefining health, wealth and the goals of long life. ------------------------- MAY 2022 In
this issue, find out how to get around today’s dire shortage of workers and supplies — and get the work you need done. ------------------------- APRIL
2022 An investigation on how organized crime is affecting U.S. consumers and how to protect yourself from becoming a victim. -------------------------
MARCH 2022 An informative report on the health of Social Security, and why protein may be the key to weight loss.
------------------------- JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2022 With the two-year anniversary of COVID approaching, _AARP Bulletin_ reports how to make the new year healthy, safe and productive.
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