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Medic urges structured healthcare plan for ageing parents

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Renowned health coordinator, Dr Akinlawon Olamide has urged families caring for ageing parents to adopt structured healthcare plans to help them balance the demands of work, family, and caregiving. Olamide, a medical practitioner, noted that many adults were increasingly finding themselves responsible for ageing parents while pursuing careers and raising their own children. He stressed Read More: https://punchng.com/medic-urges-structured-healthcare-plan-for-ageing-parents/

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