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When parents suddenly experience a health crisis such as a stroke or dementia, families tend to panic because they lack formal training and are also burdened by the economic pressure of a dual-income household. - Bernama file photo

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Rachel Fournier, who has requested medical assistance in dying due to a brain tumor, gazes at framed family photos at a palliative care center in Boucherville, Quebec Province, Canada. Photo by Sebastien ST-Jean/AFP

Of the 187,268 deaths registered in Australia in 2024, the ABS said that 17,549 were attributed to dementia. Photo illustrated via Canva

DIABETES is often perceived in Malaysia as merely a "sugar problem” caused by sweet foods and drinks, but for those affected, it is a serious lifelong condition that can quietly harm organs, disrupt hormones and even threaten limbs. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay

Jeffrey Epstein (left), Donald Trump (center) and Prince Andrew (right). - Photo: X / @PopCrave and AFP. Edited via Canva

The reality of ageing parents often falls heavily on the shoulders of their children, many of whom face not only financial pressure but also physical and emotional strain in providing round-the-clock care. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Screenshots from a video of the incident. - Photo: FACEBOOK

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The late Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, who passed away recently after a prolonged battle with dementia. - Bernama file photo.