AARP Puerto Rico

TALLAHASSEE, FL - Según una encuesta publicada por AARP este verano, hay una cantidad considerable de floridanos mayores de 45 años que no tienen un plan de emergencia para desastres naturales. Si bien el 75% de los encuestados informó tener un plan en 2019, solo el 67% dijo lo mismo en 2022. Este bajo nivel de preparación es más pronunciado en propietarios de vivienda (71% a 55%), aquellos con ingresos familiares anuales de menos de $50,000 (71% a-59%), e individuos de 45-49 años de edad (74% a 58%).

As we age, it is tempting to attribute the gradual changes our bodies go through – including changes in memory – to normal aging. There are some changes we should be more attentive to, including memory lapses that begin to affect our quality of life.

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