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The May issue of _AARP Bulletin _offers readers a slew of the latest consumer news updates and stories — from the latest rising artificial intelligence (AI) scam to navigating the changes of


the retail landscape. The following are highlights from this month’s issue: COVER STORY: THE BRAVE NEW WORLD OF SHOPPING You could argue that shopping never really changes — you browse,


select, pay and occasionally, if it doesn’t work out, you return. But look into how you do any of those tasks, and you’ll realize everything about shopping has changed. In this fascinating


and unique report, AARP details the full breadth of today’s retail advances, both online and in-store, that can make shopping faster, easier, cheaper and, yes, more enjoyable. From the most


useful shopping apps to cash-back rewards to the latest in-store tools and experiences, our _Bulletin_ shopping experts offer all the tips you need to know to maximize your dollars in this


shifting retail landscape. ALSO IN THE MAY ISSUE: FRAUD WATCH: AI GIVES SCAMMERS A SCARY NEW TOOL The next time you get a frantic phone call from a loved one asking for money, you may want


to check twice before helping. Artificial intelligence has opened a new door for scammers, making it easy to replicate almost anyone’s voice and speaking style from a short audio sample.


This month, learn all about this growing scam and how to protect yourself from becoming a victim. YOUR MONEY: DEBT-DEFYING CREDIT CARD STRATEGIES Americans are racking up credit card debt at


record levels, and given the inflation rate, it’s easy to understand why. In this issue, we give you four approaches to tackle your credit card balance and get your finances back on track.


YOUR HEALTH: HOW TO MASTER ONLINE HEALTH RESEARCH Whether it’s an unexpected diagnosis, a strange new symptom or a shocking new remedy a friend tells you about, all of us frequently research


health topics online. But so much information on the internet is incorrect, bogus or actually just marketing presented as objective material. Our guide to doing effective online health


research details websites you can trust, search processes that work and how you can detect if a source is safe and legitimate. YOUR HEALTH: WHY WALKING IS SO GOOD FOR YOUR BRAIN Take your


brain health into your own hands — or, should we say, feet! Lacing up your sneakers and hitting the road for a walk, especially outdoors, is proven to be powerful medicine for your brain.


Read this month’s Your Health to learn how taking regular walks can improve your mood, memory and more.   VIEW BULLETIN   ------------------------- PAST ISSUES OF _AARP BULLETIN_ APRIL 2023


This issue features the 2023 Fraud Survival Guide, the problem with extended warranty offers, and a brain health quiz.                                       ------------------------- MARCH


2023 Find out how to protect yourself from ‘check washing’ crimes, important health truths and what's next for COVID-19.                                                 


------------------------- JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2023 Lean why heart-related health challenges are on the rise and the best ways to prevent them, plus new tax credits worth pursuing.


                          ------------------------- DECEMBER 2022 Discover whether to add solar panels to your roof, how to improve the Wi-Fi signal in your home and if it’s time for you to


go gluten-free.                           ------------------------- NOVEMBER 2022 Learn how to stay healthy this winter and how to not fall victim to scammers who try to manipulate your


emotions.                                                         ------------------------- OCTOBER 2022 Tips on how to fight inflation, the future of hearing aids and an interview with Gary


Sinise in this edition.                                                                      ------------------------- SEPTEMBER 2022 Find out about drug price relief, our Teen Mental


Health Crisis special report, and where to find free clothes, appliances, household gear and more. ------------------------- JULY/AUGUST 2022 AARP’s “99 Great Ways to Save” feature returns


with a brand-new collection of tips to help readers save money during this period of record-setting price hikes. ------------------------- JUNE 2022 In this issue, see how older Americans


are redefining health, wealth and the goals of long life.                                                                           ------------------------- MAY 2022 In this issue, find out


how to get around today’s dire shortage of workers and supplies — and get the work you need done.                                    ------------------------- APRIL 2022 An investigation on


how organized crime is affecting U.S. consumers and how to protect yourself from becoming a victim.                                         -------------------------   READ THE CURRENT


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