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PLAINS, Ga. — At age 95, Rosalynn Carter has once again found herself on a caregiving team.

Nurses on strike are just the tip of the iceberg. The care worker shortage is about to touch every corner of the U.S. economy

Parents whose children repeatedly break the law will be made to “take responsibility” and enroll in court-ordered caregiving classes, under new Labour proposals.

When a case of COVID-19 morphs into the mysterious, chronic condition known as long COVID, the specialists, appointments, medications and daily need for family care can overwhelm everyone involved.

Paid family leave still out of reach for most American workers.

These steps can make a significant difference in how caregivers make it through each day

Sarahjane Sacchetti will step down as CEO of Cleo to become chief business officer after caring for a parent with ALS.

Recent data from the UK’s Office for National Statistics suggests the COVID pandemic may have triggered a substantial rise in the number of stay-at-home dads across the country. One in nine stay-at-home parents were fathers in 2022, compared with one in 14 in 2019.

The past year has been rife with evolving ideas about what future workplaces might look like. There’s been a shift in what workers expect from their jobs and who those workers are.

Overworked family caregivers are experiencing skyrocketing rates of anxiety and depression

BALTIMORE -- As Christmas approaches, people who care for loved ones, as well as paid helpers, are preparing themselves and their patients to make it through the holidays. Caregivers face added stress of holiday preparations on top of the responsibilities associated with caregiving, said Karen Winkowski, administrator for the Harford…