Laura Mauldin cared for her sick partner in the early 2000s. In her new book, she talks about the intersection of love, care ...

Women say caregiving needs, including child care costs, and low pay led them to quit their jobs last year.

As we navigate the beautiful complexities of life, caregiving emerges as both a challenge and a transformative experience, ...

Cottle: The majority of long-term care — if you’re talking about chronic illness or just age or somebody to watch a parent ...

The cost of caregiving for patients with cancer can be measured in countless ways: emotionally, professionally, financially and in terms of time, to name a few. Jean Bryant, a fundraiser for Fred ...

Expanding proven caregiving support into Canada to help employers and insurers improve productivity, retention, and ...

Advances in medicine have extended life for millions of Americans, but longer lives often come with a price: a higher ...

You might think you know who makes up the largest group of caregivers in this country. Nurses? Nursing home aides? No, if we’re talking about older adults, it’s unpaid caregivers, and it’s often women ...

Family caregivers are the backbone of the American healthcare system. While providing the level of care and comfort seriously ill loved ones need, family caregivers often sacrifice a great deal of ...

Nearly half a million women left the workforce last year. A new national survey sheds light on why.

As paid leave continues to receive increased attention in the United States, taking on new urgency amid the coronavirus pandemic, the AEI-Brookings Paid Leave Project has commissioned two reports ...