Dena Bunis is a Senior Writer/Editor/Producer at AARP. She specializes in topics related to the 2024 elections, polls, social security, and the policies of Joe Biden, providing insightful analysis on issues that impact the aging population. Dena's work has been featured in AARP and AllSides.
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Dena Bunis' coverage primarily focuses on healthcare, Medicare, insurance, and government policy in the United States. Her articles often include government announcements and cite data to support her reporting.
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Older Americans could still get their medical care, prescription drugs and hospital services By Dena Bunis, AARP
The veteran newsman anchored the show for more than two decades By Dena Bunis, Charles Osgood on the set of "CBS Sunday Morning" in 1999.
New analysis finds limiting out-of-pocket drug spending will help older Americans afford medications By Dena Bunis,
These voters are worried about the economy, retirement security and more
Most are happy with their overall care
At State of the Union, Biden will reject any effort to curb Medicare or Social Security
By: Dena Bunis
President also calls on Congress to expand efforts to lower prescription drug prices By Dena Bunis, AARP
Yes, some states have tightened their rules since 2020, but many others have made it easier to cast a ballot. What to expect in November. By
Medicare negotiates prices for the first ten prescription drugs with drug manufacturers.
Key races and the fate of Congress are at stake in Tuesday's contests across the country By Dena Bunis, AARP
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