The Daily — Quiz: Can These 8 Household Items Be Reused?

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Tuesday, December 26, 2017 YOUR UPDATE Get Your Member Benefits on the Go! Check Out the Free AARP Now App for the News, Events, Deals and Benefits That Matter 1 Wait! Don't toss that in the trash just yet. Some items we'd normally send straight to the garbage bin have surprisingly versatile options for reuse. Take this quiz to learn about a few. 2 You may have heard of "memory hacks," or clever tricks you can use to remember things more easily. Did you know you can hack your hormones, too? Learn about six that can support healthy aging. 3 Join the "Badass Pilot," aka Art Nalls, in the cockpit as he takes you along on a flight in his Harrier jet. You'll be in the middle of all the action in this 360-degree experience! 4 Arthroscopic surgery for this type of age-related pain may not be as effective as once thought, according to a new study in the Lancet medical journal. 5 For these five women, becoming single again led them to rethink their spending habits. They share their best advice for other folks looking to firm up their financial future. 6 The FDA has approved new technology for users of cochlear implants that could cut down on in-person clinic visits. Learn how audiologists could soon have the ability to adjust the devices remotely. 7 A new study has produced some interesting findings about "man flu," or the supposed tendency for men to claim greater suffering than women when fighting the flu. 8 Though they generally speak favorably of military life, a new survey reveals many military families feel significant strain when it comes to maintaining work-life balance. 9 Physical activity plays a large part in our emotional well-being. What kinds of things do you do to help keep your mind and body fit? Talk about them in the Online Community.

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