outbreak of racial discrimination in. paris. history is made at the oscars a known english language film wins best picture for the 1st time and we ll bring you the latest from. welcome to the program until gail we start with breaking news in german politics and in the medical situation successor the leader of the ruling christian democratic party has announced that she is to step down and. had been widely tipped to succeed chance of a makeover when she steps down next year s elections a decision follows a scandal of the involvement of the far right alternative to germany in a regional election which has seen most. and control of the party threatened and weakened she announced her decision as the news conference hearing but then emphasizing that it would not affect germany s coalition government. sat as far as i m concerned this has no impact on the stability of the grand coalition government i was the party leader and i am the party leader and i will remain in this position f
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Seniors Living Alone with Cognitive Impairment Hit Hard by COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated isolation and fears for one very vulnerable group of Americans: the 4.3 million older adults with cognitive impairment, who live alone.
As the coronavirus continues to claim more lives and upend others, researchers led by UC San Francisco are calling for tailored services and support for older adults living alone with memory issues, who are experiencing extreme isolation, and are exposed to misinformation about the virus and barriers to accessing medical care.
In their qualitative study, researchers interviewed 24 San Francisco Bay Area residents, whose average age was 82. Of these, 17 were women, and 13 were either monolingual Spanish-speakers or Cantonese speakers; 18 were widowed or divorced; 10 depended only on the in-person care of their family, eight only on in-person home care aides and six on both family and aides. Findings appear in The Gerontologist on Jan.