It's the disabling of the disease that can harm (the partner). Having a spouse with cancer doesn't really increase my risk of death.
It's the disabling of the disease that can harm (the partner). Having a spouse with cancer doesn't really increase my risk of death.
It seems clear that a person's illness or death can have health consequences for others in his or her social network. This means that efforts to reduce disease, disability, and death can be self-reinforcing, since a decrease in the burden of these events in one person can have a cascading benefit for others. The training and assistance of caregivers can lower costs and also improve the health of patients and caregivers alike.
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