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The number of older adults aging independently, known as 'solo agers,' is increasing. Experts advocate for recognizing this trend as a situation needing support rather than a crisis, emphasizing that changes to assist solo agers could also benefit the broader aging population.
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The number of older adults aging independently, known as 'solo agers,' is increasing. Experts advocate for recognizing this trend as a situation needing support rather than a crisis, emphasizing that changes to assist solo agers could also benefit the broader aging population.
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'Solo agers' are a growing group. Changes that would help them could help everyone
Increase in Solo Agers Highlights Need for Supportive Changes