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Relay for Life is bringing cancer survivors and their caregivers together for an annual celebration that honors their strength and community. The event recognizes the heroes who've fought through treatment and those who stood beside them.
As caregivers traveled home for Chinese New Year, nearly 400 facilities in Shanghai opened their doors to provide short-term eldercare services. Cities across China are responding to growing demand with affordable programs that keep seniors safe while families celebrate.
New AI-powered smart home technology is helping millions of family caregivers who spend 27 hours weekly caring for loved ones with dementia. These watchful systems prevent accidents and give exhausted caregivers much-needed relief.
Cancer survivors and their caregivers in Santa Clarita Valley are invited to a free celebration dinner that honors their journey and builds community. The American Cancer Society's annual event brings together those touched by cancer for an evening of recognition, connection, and hope.
When five people spotted a bald eagle struggling on a busy highway, Delta police jumped into action, scooping the injured bird into their cruiser before it could be hit again. Now the 10-year-old eagle is fighting to recover at a wildlife rehab center, with caregivers hopeful he'll soar again.
Cancer survivors and their caregivers are invited to a free celebration dinner in Santa Clarita that honors their courage and journey. The March 14 event features food, music, and community support leading up to the annual Relay For Life.
Two volunteers at Michigan's Chelsea Senior Center donate just three hours a week to an adult day program that's given exhausted family caregivers more than 6,500 hours of respite in the past year. Their simple commitment creates ripples of hope for families navigating the daily challenges of caregiving.
Pope Leo XIV's message for World Day for the Sick challenges Catholics to slow down and actively love those who suffer. Denver will celebrate with a special Mass including anointing and caregiver blessings on February 15.
On World Cancer Day, five people touched by cancer reveal how they redefined hope, purpose, and progress beyond diagnosis. Their stories prove that surviving is just the beginning.
The duo behind Fitbit just unveiled Luffu, an AI platform designed to ease the growing burden on America's 63 million family caregivers. The app tracks health details for entire families and alerts users to important changes before problems escalate.
Cancer survivors and their caregivers in Santa Clarita Valley will be celebrated at a special dinner featuring live music, raffles, and inspiration on March 14. The event kicks off a season of hope leading to the May 2 Relay For Life celebration.
Shore Medical Center is offering a free six-week workshop to help cancer survivors and caregivers thrive during and after treatment. The Stanford-developed program starts February 24 and welcomes anyone affected by cancer, regardless of where they received care.
After caring for loved ones with dementia, four volunteers in San Diego now lead support groups that offer judgment-free spaces for struggling caregivers. Their firsthand experience helps others navigate one of life's toughest journeys.
A charity is bringing its beloved memory cafe to Oxted, creating a warm gathering space for people with dementia and their caregivers. The group is seeking donations of tea, biscuits, and jigsaws to welcome their new community.
A University of Miami program brings together 150 cancer survivors and caregivers every Saturday to train for a cycling challenge while learning plant-based nutrition and mindfulness. Now in its fourth year, Believe in You transforms recovery into community strength.
An 18-year-old alpaca in Cornwall found comfort in an unexpected companion after losing his pen mates. Giovanni's caregivers installed mirrors in his enclosure to help ease his loneliness, and two new alpaca friends are on the way.
People with dementia now have a free resource that helps them confidently discuss their medications with doctors and potentially reduce harmful prescriptions. The PRIME tool was created with patients and caregivers, not just for them.
Families struggling to care for loved ones with dementia are getting new support as experts reveal simple strategies to prevent wandering and keep their relatives safe. A growing movement to integrate dementia care into national health systems could transform how millions of families navigate this challenging journey.
A West Virginia cancer center is bringing survivors, families, and caregivers together through monthly gatherings designed to celebrate life beyond treatment. The "Thrivers Night Out" series offers everything from painting nights to fashion shows, creating a support network that extends far beyond hospital walls.
Nearly 20% of teenage caregivers in Japan experience high stress, but new research reveals they're also finding purpose and pride in their roles. As society's support grows, these young people are embracing caregiving with increasing positivity.