WASHINGTON—This month, AARP Bulletin details how technology is aiding in advancing longevity. From new tech that can help adults stay in their homes for more years to a deep dive on medical triumphs in extending a person’s healthy years, this issue helps readers stay informed of the most important and relevant advancements available.

Highlights from the November issue of the Bulletin:

AARP CEO Says Farewell:

Jo Ann Jenkins has been Chief Executive Officer at AARP for 10 years. In this special issue of “Your AARP,” Jenkins discussed what has changed in the past decade for older adults: how stereotypes about aging have been challenged, how the conversation around brain health has evolved, how prescription drug prices have improved, and more. Take stock the critical issues facing older Americans with Jenkins in this month’s issue.

Calculate Your Retirement Numbers Today:

The answer to “How much money will I have in retirement?” depends on a few key factors. Calculators exist online that can help estimate that number, but differences exist among them. This month, Bulletin pros have put together a head-to-head comparison of over a dozen popular retirement calculators, both free-to-use and paid, to help consumers better understand their benefits and shortcomings. Learn more in this month’s “Your Money.”

Smart Home Guide:

Getting older doesn’t have to mean leaving your home. New tech promises to make aging in place easier. Fall detectors, security systems, smart thermostats, bathroom technology, and more can lend a hand to older adults living alone and to caregivers. Read this month’s “Your Life” section in the Bulletin to learn more in our Smart Home Guide.

Holiday Hacks:

Online shopping scams are a big business—especially around the holidays, says Amy Nofziger, director of victim support for the AARP Fraud Watch Network. Our Fraud Watch pros detail the latest scams that are coming – with a special focus on phony products, listings, and even entire e-stores with the goal of taking consumers’ money and then disappearing forever. Stay safe ahead of the holiday shopping rush and read the latest edition to learn more.

Cover Story: Could a Person Live to 200?

Medical researchers are on the path of finding out how to lengthen not just a person’s lifespan, but also their healthspan – more life years with fewer diseases. A handful of scientific breakthroughs from the past two years have shown promise of elongating your healthy years. AARP Bulletin has gathered medical professionals to detail how the science of healthy living works, what advances are being made in the study, and easy ways for everyone to slow their own bodies’ rate of decay. Learn more in the November Bulletin cover story.

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