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\"DaughterandMother\"<\/a><\/h1>\n

Family caregiving<\/a> can improve mental health, study shows.<\/h1>\n

By Chris Berry<\/p>\n

Family caregiving<\/strong> can be extremely stressful and potentially detrimental to the caregiver\u2019s health, however, studies have revealed that people who care for a family member live longer than comparable people who aren’t caregiving.<\/p>\n

(Related:\u00a0Your Long-Term Care Insurance Company Can Fail<\/a>)<\/p>\n

Although scientists didn\u2019t ask the caregivers what they attribute their healthier and possibly happier lives to, 3,503 people were surveyed to better convey the overall caregiving experience.<\/p>\n

Among those surveyed, only 17 percent said they had high levels of caregiving strain, with the majority putting in less than 14 hours of care each week.<\/p>\n

“The burden of caregiving certainly can be overwhelming and negative to health,” says David Roth<\/a>, director of the Center on Aging and Health at Johns Hopkins University and lead author of the study<\/a>. “But those are not necessarily the typical experience.”<\/p>\n

(Related: Muskegon County’s Alternative Court for U.S. Combat Veterans<\/a>)<\/p>\n

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Family caregiving can improve mental health, study shows. By Chris Berry Family caregiving can be extremely stressful and potentially detrimental to the caregiver\u2019s health, however, studies have revealed that people who care for a family member live longer than comparable…<\/span><\/p>\n