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For Scientific American Science quickly, this is Rachel Seltman.

Last Friday, Senior health editor Tanya Lewis

joined me to talk about the latest research on caregiving for older adults. People are living longer,

but studies suggest that family sizes are getting smaller, which means people may have fewer siblings

and cousins to help support their parents,

uncles, aunts, and grandparents through that lengthening period of old age.

But what does this actually mean for the family members who do provide that care?

How do they ensure the best quality of life for an aging loved one while also taking care of themselves.

To find out how folks are managing this balancing act,

Tanya teamed up with Associate Health editor Lauren Young to visit Sunnyside Community Services,

a support hub for residents living in the borough of Queens in New York City.

Here's Lauren to share some of the stories they heard there.

Thank you. Here's Lauren to share some of the stories they heard there. So we have aprons for everyone, and you can express yourself however you like.

It's a cloudy, rainy May afternoon in Queens.

But at the Long Island City Office of Sunnyside

Community Services, a small group of family caregivers gather to add a little color to their day.

I was going to say, don't forget we have the beautiful inspirations on the board.

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