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Table of Contents: November & December 2009
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Here is a list of all the content that you'll find in the November & December 2009 print edition of AARP The Magazine. (How can you enjoy all of this great content? Get the magazine.)
Note: All articles from the magazine do not necessarily appear online. Look for hyperlinks below to identify and access articles that are available online. Check back often for new content.
FEATURES
Natalie Cole
By Meg Grant
As her sister fought a losing battle with cancer, the singer received an urgent call: "We have a kidney for you." Ahead lay an unforgettable story of heartbreak and triumph
• Exclusive Video: On set at our photo shoot with Natalie Cole
The Magical People-Pet Bond
By Geoff Brown
Scientists are discovering surprisingly deep-running currents between us and our furry pals. From a dog that served in Iraq to a lifesaving cat in Indiana, don't miss our incredible stories of heroic animals
• Plus: Enter our Most Heroic Pet Contest
Biologics: New Miracle Drugs
By Mary A. Fischer
Biologics are transforming the way doctors treat cancer, arthritis, and MS. The challenge: lowering costs so these medications are affordable for everyone
Pullman Porters
By Bill Newcott
For 100 years, legions of African American men brought elegance to rail travel—and quietly revolutionized U.S. society. We caught up with some veteran porters as they went "all aboard" one more time
HOLIDAY SPECIAL: YOUR GUIDE TO GREAT VALUE
Holidays don't give a hoot about recessions. They come, ready or not, even if a Grinchy economy is tempting you to regift last year's fruitcake from Aunt Ethel. But fear not: We've figured out how to throw a fabulous party, give lavish gifts, even take a holiday trip—without busting your budget
Photo Gallery: Bargain Gifts
You'll look like the last of the big spenders with these supersaver presents
Interactive Feature: Secrets for Throwing a Budget-Friendly Bash
Includes tasty recipes, beverage suggestions, and creative ideas for decorating, music, and more
Journeys
Holiday Escapes Need a break from Yuletide madness? Skip town for a cheap year-end vacation
A Rare Chance to Save Some of the world's most expensive cities just got more affordable
Hot Deals for Winter Vacations Beach-resort prices plummet along with the temperatures
DEPARTMENTS
Hot Jobs: Best Employers 2009
AARP recognizes the best places to work for people over 50
E Street: From the Editor's Desk
Everyday angels
Newsmaker: Ted Kennedy
By Allan Fallow
Finding notes he'd taken 50 years earlier helped the senator write his autobiography
Personal Finance: Get Health Insurers to Say Yes
By Caroline E. Mayer
Here's how to fight—and win—when your claim is rejected
Six-Word Memoirs
Holiday traditions, in half a dozen words
Mind and Body: Be More Resilient!
By Beth Howard
Crippling illness, crushing disaster, economic collapse—can you survive tough times? Take our quiz and see
Dear Jennie
A message from the AARP President on health care reform and end-of-life decisions
AARP & You
Big 5-Oh
Allison Janney turns 50
The Mail
NAVIGATOR
Money: On Your Side
The eternal satellite bill
Health
We debunk common medical myths (and no—cold weather won't make you sick)
Careers
Need work? Pink-slip parties can lead to the perfect job
Entertainment
Robin Wright Penn and Alan Arkin share a surprising onscreen romance
Fitness
Quick calorie burners for the holiday rush
Money
Is your safe-deposit box really safe?
The Puzzle
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