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2. How to Get a Job When You're Actually Over 50 - AOL

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   Ageism is a common form of discrimination, but being over 50 doesn't mean you can't get your foot in the door. Follow these tips to take age off the table.

3. Postherpetic neuralgia - Wikipedia

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   The incidence of herpes zoster, and also developing postherpetic neuralgia, both increase with age. [17] The frequency and severity of postherpetic neuralgia increase with advancing age, occurring in 20% of people age 60–65 years old who have had herpes zoster, and in more than 30% of people over 80 years old. [20]

4. 5 Insider Tips for Job Seekers Over 50 - AOL

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   For older workers in the over-50 set, it only gets more complicated. ... 5 Insider Tips for Job Seekers Over 50. Show comments. ... Coast Guard suspends search for 5 people missing in Gulf of Alaska.

5. The Top Job Search Sites — and Who Should Use Them - AOL

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   Google for Jobs. For: Everyone In 2017, Google launched a job search tool that promised to revolutionize the way people look for work online. As the new kid on the block, it's not as well-known as ...

6. Genital herpes - Wikipedia

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   After a first episode of herpes genitalis caused by HSV-2, there will be at least one recurrence in approximately 80% of people, while the recurrence rate for herpes genitalis caused by HSV-1 is approximately 50%. [12] Herpes genitalis caused by HSV-2 recurs on average four to six times per year, while that of HSV-1 infection occurs only about ...

7. The Muse (website) - Wikipedia

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   The site was launched under the name Company Muse in February 2012, and is now known simply as The Muse. [6] The Muse originally launched in Brooklyn [7] as The Daily Muse on September 6, 2011, with eight editors and eleven columnists. [8] The first version of the site grew from 20,000 users to 70,000 users in its first 3 months. [7]