(NPR) – Young caregivers have always been there, doing all the same things that adults do — helping people get dressed, charting symptoms and medicines, dealing with doctors and bills. About one-quarter of all family caregivers are between 18 and 36, according to the National Alliance for Caregiving. One survey suggests that almost half of them are men. They’re more likely to be Latino or Black; a survey in 2018 found that only 17% were white.

They’ve just been invisible. (Read More)