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Caregiver burnout continues to rise

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Caregiver burnout has been rising throughout the pandemic. Experts say caregivers often experience burnout when they are stretched beyond their capacity.

Many of us view caregivers as health-care workers or those who take care of the ill. But as Sharmeen Somani reports, the category is much larger than we may think..

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