Deborah Glik, Ph.D., Associate Professor at UCLA School of Public Health and Director of the UCLA Health and Media Research Center

I think that it would be interesting to look at some of the history of caregiving in our culture and that it has been community-based and faith-based, and it's not just that families were more intergenerational but there has been fragmentation in our culture all along. The culture has always come up with surrogate communities.

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