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  • Articles Tagged with "Palliative Care"

    Hospice Care Trust to wind down after 37 years | Otago Daily Times Online News

    odt.co.nz Hospice New Zealand

    After 37 years of providing vital support to the terminally ill in North Otago, the Waitaki Hospice Care Trust is ceasing operations due to the expansion of services by the Otago Community Hospice.

    María Ignacia Mac-Auliffe, doula de fin de vida: “Si todos conversáramos sobre la muerte, le tendríamos menos miedo” - La Tercera

    latercera.com Death Latin America

    This article profiles María Ignacia Mac-Auliffe, a Chilean end-of-life doula, and her work with the Latin American Network for Accompaniment in Death and Mourning to destigmatize death and promote more natural end-of-life experiences.

    A médica que quer mudar visão sobre a morte no século 21: 'Medicina não é suficiente' - BBC News Brasil

    bbc.com Medicine World

    A Lancet Commission report highlights the need for a revised approach to death in the 21st century, emphasizing that medical treatment alone is insufficient.

    What do hospice patients think about assisted dying?

    thetimes.com Healthcare UK

    A journalist's visit to St Christopher's Hospice in London reveals diverse perspectives on assisted dying among patients and staff, highlighting the complexities of end-of-life care within the context of a proposed Assisted Dying Bill.

    Dimethyl Sulfoxide–Sodium Bicarbonate Infusion for Palliative Care and Pain Relief in Patients With Metastatic Prostate Cancer: Journal of Pain & Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy: Vol 25, No 4

    tandfonline.com Medicine World

    A study suggests dimethyl sulfoxide–sodium bicarbonate infusions may offer a promising palliative treatment option for metastatic prostate cancer patients, showing significant symptom improvement and minimal side effects.

    I was 9 when a GP risked jail to help mum die. The law must change

    thetimes.com Politics UK

    A personal account advocating for assisted dying legislation in the UK, driven by the author's experiences with her mother and best friend's suffering.

    The uncomfortable truth about assisted dying | The Spectator

    spectator.co.uk Medicine World

    This article examines the practical challenges and potential suffering associated with legal assisted dying, highlighting inconsistencies in drug regimens and a lack of comprehensive research into the process.