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worldMexico: The Strategic Plan B for Over One Million Americans
Over 1.5 million Americans live in Mexico, drawn by its proximity, easy residency, diverse climates, and stable democracy as a key Plan B location.
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healthFrom Lizard Venom to National Phenomenon: How GLP-1 Drugs Reached One in Eight Americans
A Bronx endocrinologist’s discovery in Gila monster saliva, initially rejected by the government, spawned a class of drugs now used by roughly one in eight U.S. adults for weight loss and diabetes.
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healthMedicare Launches Pilot Program for Weight-Loss Drugs Wegovy, Zepbound
A new Medicare bridge program will cover popular weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Zepbound for eligible older adults starting July 1st, with a $50 monthly copay.
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financeRetiring with School-Age Kids: A Growing Financial Challenge
More Americans are retiring with dependent children. Financial planners weigh in on the costs, from college to health insurance.
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healthPrivate Equity Hospitals Tied to Worse Pulmonary Outcomes for Seniors
New research shows higher asthma and COPD revisit rates and increased pneumonia mortality after PE hospital acquisitions.
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healthYour Health App Could Be Undermining Your Care
New research reveals that low digital health literacy among seniors causes missed appointments and delayed care due to confusing portals and privacy fears.
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financeThe $172,500 Retirement Blind Spot: Bridging the Pre-Medicare Gap
For many, the cost of health insurance between retirement at 63 and Medicare at 65 is a financial blind spot. Strategies to bridge that gap.
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health7 Medical Tests Seniors Can Safely Skip, According to Experts
Leading medical groups advise against certain routine tests for those over 65. Discover which procedures may cause more harm than good.