NY Times — With my elderly stroke patient’s back arched and his head tilted back, too many angles of his skeleton were on display. A nose covered in thin gray skin sliced the air like a…
NY Times — With my elderly stroke patient’s back arched and his head tilted back, too many angles of his skeleton were on display. A nose covered in thin gray skin sliced the air like a…
Wall Street Journal — Ms. M was not the patient I thought I would reminisce about for months after she had passed away, but her difficult death clung to me. She was miserable, mean, fetid…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA CONTACT: Katie Stinchon (617) 269-7171 August 25, 2015 katie@teakmedia.com Lisa Honebrink, (503) 721-4094 Lisa.Honebrink@cambiahealth.com The Conversation Project Launches New Online Community Resource Center Made Possible through Cambia Health Foundation CAMBRIDGE, Mass. |…
NY Times — What is the “right” way to die? We’re experiencing a zeitgeist moment about that. “Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End,” by Atul Gawande, is a best-selling book. Videos by Brittany…
In March, PBS aired a story on the emerging national conversation about end-of-life wishes and the work done by The Conversation Project. In this updated video released by PBS, Special Correspondent Lynn Sherr reports on the major development that…
HemOnc Today — More than two-thirds of adolescent and young adult patients with advanced cancer receive at least one form of medically intensive care at the end of life, according to study results. “That includes…