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Thursday, January 04, 2018 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 Zuma Press, Inc./Alamy 1 Thinning and graying of hair can be a standard part of the aging process, but keeping an eye on your locks isn't just about vanity. Dull, limp strands or hair loss can sometimes signal health issues. 2 Sometimes it's easy to disregard what our bodies tell us. Even if they seem minor, never ignore these seven symptoms — as they could signal something serious. 3 For some folks who've had their fill of holiday cheer, abstaining from alcohol for January has become an annual tradition — one that offers several health benefits. 4 Considering some financial resolutions for the New Year? As with most matters monetary, it pays to make sure you're asking the right investing questions before you start looking for answers. 5 "Old age is a myth." So says MIT aging expert, AARP board member and author Joseph Coughlin, whose new important book tells businesses and consumers what to expect from the silver tsunami.  6 A new trend in theater takes the songs of a well-known singer or band and weaves them into a brand-new stage production. Can you match the plot of these so-called "jukebox musicals" to the artist? Take the quiz! 7 Downsizing? Money is easier to pack than stuff. Consider these options for converting your castoffs into cash before making the move. 8 One-size-fits-all funerals are becoming a thing of the past. As demand grows for more affordable and earth-friendly alternatives to traditional services, the industry is coming up with some creative concepts. 9 Can you think of a cover song where a different artist's rendition surpassed the original performer's version? Tell us about it — and what makes it better — in the Online Community.

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