Association seen for frequent seizures, emergency transport, longer epilepsy duration with poorer QOL in children, caregivers
Those who care for both children younger than 16 years and older family members experience deterioration in mental health for several years
Findings seen among younger Black women followed for seven years
Mental distress, depression, asthma, obesity, and having any or multiple chronic physical conditions worsened for caregivers from 2015 to 2022
Age, sex, irregular heart rhythm, and daily activity levels can predict cognitive decline and caregiver load over two years
Psychological distress commonly seen among family surrogates who made decisions about life-sustaining treatments
Impacts on caregivers included activity and employment impairment
Inverse association did not differ with caregiving frequency or when stratified by age, race-ethnicity, depressive symptoms
Remotely delivered caregiver strengths-based education and social support intervention was effective for preventing elder mistreatment