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Foster Stubbs' coverage is primarily focused on human resources, healthcare, and family-related topics within the United States. His articles often include press releases and profile features. This suggests that he may be interested in stories related to nursing homes, elderly care, home care services, senior living facilities or innovations in healthcare technology.
Given his focus on events and expert commentary as well as a significant emphasis on human resources and employment themes it would be beneficial to offer him pitches featuring interviews with experts in the field of elderly care or representatives from organizations specializing in these areas. Foster's national geographic focus indicates that he is open to content from all over the United States.
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By: Foster Stubbs
Older adults with independent living difficulties who lived in states that allocated a larger share of long-term services and supports spending to home- and community-based services showed a lower likelihood of group quarters residence, residence with adult children, and migration compared to those living in areas with less HCBS spending. That is according to a July study published in JAMA Health Forum.
By: Foster Stubbs
The obesity rate among United States adults rose from 30% in 1999 to 41% in 2023, according to a brief report published in Circulation.
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Some 56% of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) managed from home were due to previous hospitalizations, while a total of 35.5% were strictly associated with home-based care. That is according to a June systematic review published in Frontiers in Public Health.
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Probable delirium was identified in 17.6% of German nursing home residents, with nonmotor delirium being the most common subtype, according to a July study published in BMC Geriatrics.
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In 2021, the couple decided to relocate back to the city that holds special meaning to them to be closer to their children who live in NYC as well as Boston. They feel grateful to have found the 92nd Street Y, or 92NY, and its Program for Cognitive Strength and Ability (PCSA) for Kathy, who has Alzheimer's disease.
Study analyzes hospital experience and recovery orientation among psychiatric home-visit nurses … Researchers seek to improve palliative care for residents of inpatient nursing homes through qualification of nursing staff … Are 988 and other mental health crisis lines missing people over 50? … Researchers develop AI technology to detect early warning signs of cerebrovascular disease at home … Study examines relationship between social network characteristics and cognitive function, decline and mortality
By: Foster Stubbs
Dementia prevalence among adults aged 65 years and older living in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Peru and Puerto Rico rose from 10.6% between 2003 and 2006 to 16.9% between 2016 and 2020. That is according to a July study published in JAMA Neurology.
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The Alzheimer's Association launched the $100 million PROTECT-Cog Study (Prevention of Risk fOr cogniTive dEcline through Combined Therapy), it
