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How Artificial Intelligence Is Being Used to Help Physicians Identify Cancer Earlier:
AI tools can analyze images and tissue samples more quickly and effectively, leading to more accurate diagnoses -
“I Can Never Say Goodbye” by The Cure:
The iconic band’s first album in 16 years explores aging, death and loss -
How Hip-Hop Therapy is Healing Communities:
Hip-Hop Therapy empowers healing through music, self-expression and community
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Author Archives: Kathleen Clohessy Editor-in Chief/SevenPonds
“I’ll Remember” by Madonna
A touching love songs reminds us that memories can help us heal
Madonna, the iconic singer/songwriter/actress/entrepreneur, has been known for pushing the boundaries of popular music and culture since she first skyrocketed to fame in the 1980s. Her provocative style and in-your-face sexualtiy were evident in much of her early work, including … Continue reading
High-Intensity Rehabilitation Services Overused in Nursing Homes, Study Shows
Patients are receiving burdensome and unnecessary therapies at the end of life
A recent study shows that many U.S.nursing homes are providing unnecessary — and extremely lucrative — rehabilitation services to patients at the end of life. The rate of these “ultra-high intensity” services increased 65 percent between 2012 and 2015 in … Continue reading
“The Merry Burial Compendium” by Glenn Allen Cheney
A short book of facts and (maybe) a little fiction about death through the ages
Last year, SevenPonds posted an article written by Glenn Alan Cheney, a Trustee of the Connecticut Green Burial Grounds in Hamden, Connecticut. Mr. Cheney is the author of the Merry Burial Blog and a number of books on a fascinating … Continue reading
Dinners with Love Provides Meals for Hospice Patients and Their Caregivers
The Vermont-based organization has provided over 12,000 meals in nine years
As anyone who has ever cared for a dying loved one will tell you, caring for a hospice patient at home is a physically and emotionally draining experience. Most caregivers have little, if any, time to care for their own … Continue reading