Women provide most care to terminally ill patients study says
The New England Journal of Medicine report finds wives daughters and sisters bear most caregiving for the dying, including extensive daily tasks and invasive treatments. It notes most terminal patients die within six months, with women relatives delivering unpaid support while doctors and health plans underuse formal aides.
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Maryland seeks federal relief for hurricane damage
Governor Parris Glendening urged President Clinton to declare 11 Maryland counties major disaster areas to secure federal and state aid for over 5 million dollars in flood and wind damage to homes and businesses. The plan would provide low interest loans and infrastructure funding, with counties including Harford Cecil Charles Anne Arundel Kent Calvert Talbot Somerset St Marys Caroline and Queen Annes. Baltimore Gas and Electric noted 6100 Maryland residents remained without power from recent storms.
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