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Real-Time Caregiving Data Could Reshape Dementia Support, Rice Study Suggests
A new study by Rice University uses wearables and smartphone surveys to track stress among dementia caregivers in real time. The findings may pave the way for tailored interventions for the 45 + adult population navigating long-term caregiving.
How to Cut Costs on Life-Saving Medications in the U.S.
Rising prescription drug prices leave millions of Americans struggling to afford critical medications. But there are safe, legal, and practical ways to lower costs without compromising your care. However, different rules apply for loved ones who live in a long-term care facility.
How AI is Changing Mental Health Care for Older Adults
New AI tools are helping psychiatrists spend less time on paperwork and more time with their patients, improving access and care for millions of families.
Want a Hassle-Free Retirement? These 5 Things Help
A stress-free retirement isn’t about luck, it’s about preparation. From building a support network to organizing essential documents, these steps can help you create a foundation for a secure, fulfilling life after 65.
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