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5/9/2013 – Is Caring For Aging Parents Unfair to Women?

It is estimated that over 60 million families are caring for an aging or disabled person at home. At least 80-90% of caregivers are women. There is no question that most of the burden falls on women for the physical and financial impacts of caregiving. As parents live longer, more women are feeling the crunch.

Read the full article at Forbes.

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