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According to an article published in the October 27 issue of Archives of Internal medicine, poorer health outcomes were more likely among older white caregivers than black female caregivers who provide regular care or assistance for a child or who care for a disabled or sick adult. There are few studies, yielding inconsistent results, which suggest a relationship between caregiving and an increased likelihood of disease occurrence or death.

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