Here is a list of all the articles that you'll find in the June/July 2006 print edition of AARP Segunda Juventud. (How can you enjoy all this great content? Get the magazine.)

Note: All articles from the magazine do not necessarily appear online. Look for hyperlinks (underlining) below to identify and access articles that are available online. Check back each month for new online content.

INFO
The Good, the Bad, and the Delicious
A controversial study found cutting total fat intake only slightly reduced women's risk of breast cancer and has no effect on colorectal cancer, heart disease, and stroke.
By Aaron Shulman

Primetime for Telenovelas
Spanish-language soap operas known as telenovelas are invigorating programming on all four major US television networks this year.
By Theodore Fischer 

Saving Graces
Many credit card companies are introducing savings programs that use your credit purchases to help build your bank account.
By Theodore Fischer

Translator for the Ages
AARP Segunda Juventud's exclusive conversation with Edith Grossman, renowned translator of The Golden Age: Poems of the Spanish Renaissance.
By Randy B. Hecht

FEATURE ARTICLES
When Life and Art Merge
How Edward James Olmos's film Walkout communicates the emotion of being swept up in something bigger.
By Lewis Beale 

Special Insert: Building Financial Security
Jane Bryant Quinn on the steps you need to take, Stan Hinden on the six most common mistakes to avoid, financial makeovers, an exclusive poll on Hispanics, and more.

Getting Life out of A Kick
World Cup fever? Yes, plus a lifelong passion for these 50+ players. And wear and tear isn't slowing them down.
By Roger E. Hernández

DEPARTMENTS
Vital
In the United States, 11-15 percent of AIDS cases occur in people over 50, and women of that age are one of the fastest growing risk groups.
By Joyce Valdez

Panorama
Satisfy your thirst for knowledge and your palate at the same time! Culinary tours can introduce you to new recipes and connect you to a region in a whole new way.
By Katherine A. Díaz

Agenda
Leo Estrada joins AARP Board of Directors

Encore
Dan Guerrero takes center stage with Gaytino!, his one man show about being a gay Latino.
By Aaron Shulman