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Digital Literacy a Public Health Issue For Older Adults
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Digital Literacy a Public Health Issue For Older Adults
In the wake of increasing rates of digital scams, two Oregon nonprofits are promoting digital literacy in older adults, hoping to prevent losses and improve their quality of life. Nationally, internet crime losses hit a record $16.6 billion in 2024. Beth Mitchell is communications manager with AGE+, an Oregon-based nonprofit that addresses the opportunities and challenges of the state’s aging population. She said a fear of scams can prevent some…
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