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Skin cancer has risen in the United States over the last several decades.

This #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth, know the signs and symptoms of skin cancer: https://t.co/8bi2K6R9NY

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Before you board a plane, train, cruise, or get in your car for a vacation, be sure to check out these expert tips and recommendations from the American Geriatrics Society’s Health in Aging Foundation. https://t.co/eLkQVbrJsx

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April is Parkinson's Awareness month. If you or a loved one have Parkinson's Disease, you can call the Parkinson's Foundation Helpline at 1-800-473-4636. This helpline is answered by specialists and is available in English and Spanish. Learn more at https://t.co/mpVY0CLsUI

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There are many strategies that family caregivers can use to cut their caregiving costs.

This guide from @ncoaging lays out tips to help you save as a caregiver: https://t.co/kDqjFEUmpo

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Respite care is essential for caregivers, allowing time for caregivers to rest, manage personal tasks, and maintain a positive relationship with their loved ones.

Find respite care in your area with the ARCH National Respite Network: https://t.co/cHkCmcnVCg

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Every adult should have an advance directive to explain the type of health care they want or don't want when they can’t make decisions.

Find free advance directive forms for your state to be sure your loved ones make health choices based on your wishes: https://t.co/4UxsE5Us2J

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Know the warning signs of a heart attack this Heart Month.

Chest discomfort, shortness of breath, pain in the arms, jaw, back, or neck, cold sweats, nausea, and lightheadedness are all important signals to watch for. Learn more: https://t.co/ecqOooNmnZ

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Learn the signs of a heart attack, what happens during heart failure, and how to stay heart healthy in this month’s Health In Aging newsletter. Read it here: https://t.co/VEqiCTENPT

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Preventing Wandering During Dangerous Winter Cold: Tips for Families to Protect Loved Ones with Dementia

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As temperatures drop, the risk of health problems - including heart attacks and strokes - goes up.

Here’s how to protect yourself and loved ones in the cold: https://t.co/5yFY7iHxWI

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The American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage as requests from hospitals exceed the available supply.

Without immediate action, patients face serious risk. Your help is needed right now. Find where you can donate blood here: https://t.co/zR0g0AxbwS

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Congress has announced a bipartisan agreement to increase Alzheimer’s and dementia research. Next, the agreement will go through the House and Senate for approval.

Tell your representatives to stand with the Alzheimer’s and dementia community: https://t.co/biE6O5q1Zm.

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A health system is “age friendly” when it’s designed to keep our personal needs, values, and preferences at the heart of care.

Find local age-friendly health systems that understand what makes our care unique as we age: https://t.co/nmzHa2Rzk4
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Looking to make healthier food choices in 2026? 🍎

Decades of nutrition research show that simple, consistent habits can make a lasting difference! Read this @NCOAging article to learn more about these tried and true healthy eating tips: https://t.co/UVIwaD3VAv

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Consider making your year-end gift to the AGS Health in Aging Foundation as we close out 2025, so we can build a healthier future for older adults everywhere, starting today.

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Visit https://t.co/IpJPXGJGfM to access free public education resources on #COVID and Influenza this cold and flu season.

Available online and for download, these tools are a great educational resource on essential #vaccinations for older adults: https://t.co/4dgoQVP6Qi

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The holiday season means more time with family for many. Spending time with a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia can be meaningful.

Browse this list from @alzassociation for activities to do with someone living with Alzheimer's or another dementia: https://t.co/oaamUwnQpV

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Research suggests that 45% cases of dementia may be preventable by adopting specific habits. There is no better time than NOW to start building a more dementia-resistant brain.

Read this @wearehfc resource for ways to better care for your brain: https://t.co/48olm2aKwu

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Temps are dropping across the United States which means it's important to take extra safety precautions with the cold.

Read our Winter safety tips for precautions everyone should take, especially older adults, the winter: https://t.co/H2iPzZi4AI