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Danger: Aging Parents Overspending, Running Low, And What You Can Do | Forbes Briana called AgingParents.com in distress.

Elderly African Americans: The vulnerable of the vulnerable in the COVID‐19 era | Wiley Online Library The COVID‐19 pandemic has highlighted underlying racial disparities for racial/ethnic minorities, especially African Americans (AAs).1, 2 Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that 37.3% of elderly patients (aged 65 years and older) who have been hospitalized for COVID‐19 in the United States are AAs.3 This is over 400% of the demographic fraction occupied by AAs among the elderly US population, as AAs comprise just 9% of this population.

President Trump’s Medicare drug discount cards face uncertain path \ the Washington Post Three weeks after President Trump announced the government would send tens of millions of older Americans $200 to help pay for medicine, the election-season idea is mired in uncertainty over whether such drug discount cards are legal, proper or will ever exist.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2020 | NAB On the second Monday in October we recognize Indigenous People’s Day – a day that celebrates and honors Native American peoples and commemorates their histories and cultures.

On the second Monday in October we recognize Indigenous People’s Day – a day that celebrates and honors Native American peoples and commemorates their histories and cultures.

Today is World Mental Health Day.

National  Disability Employment Awareness Month It's National Disability Employment Awareness Month!

by Paul Timmons, Founder of Portlight Strategies and Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies.