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Translated · English · 2–5m lag
They reveal that parental care is already beginning to endure more than children's childhood and that it is given "an undiminished speed"
According to one survey, 55% of the people said they cared for an older adult, while 52% said that they cared about a child. Experts say "need to care for who cares" and that the care chain broke down by demographic changes.
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ClarínThey reveal that parental care is already beginning to endure more than children's childhood and that it is given "an undiminished speed"ClarínThey reveal that parental care is already beginning to endure more than children's childhood and that it is given "an undiminished speed"6 recorded states
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