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Rutgers Health Study May Improve End-of-Life Care:
Medicare data analysis finds that people typically follow one of nine paths -
Mary Oliver’s “Heavy” Speaks to the Weight of Grief:
The poet eloquently conveys the dizzying effect of loss -
Did Our Ancestors Leave Behind a Map of the Afterlife?:
Archaeological discoveries suggest link between ancient monuments and burial sites
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Did Our Ancestors Leave Behind a Map of the Afterlife?
Archaeological discoveries suggest link between ancient monuments and burial sites
Life is a journey. That may also be true for the afterlife. Archaeologists have unearthed prehistoric remains that they believe could have been used as a map to guide souls from life to the afterlife.
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Honoring Seniors, Caregivers: Inside the Vision of Carehaus
Carehaus is revolutionizing senior living with affordable apartments that house caregivers and seniors under one roof
While the cost of senior living facilities continues to rise, older adults are confronted with a dwindling array of affordable housing options that meet their needs. Simultaneously, there is a shortage of caregivers to support the expanding aging population. The … Continue reading
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Passing of Beloved Comedian Births a New Comedy Festival
Kenny DeForest keeps us laughing long after he's gone
Kenny DeForest was a great vibe. He was appreciated by nearly everyone who crossed his path. His comedy was insightful, silly and provocative. He was life-affirming, kind and giving to his friends. I know this because I was one of … Continue reading
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Forest Bathing Eases Grief by Soaking in Nature
Mindfulness and a leisurely pace are key elements of the practice
A hike through the woods is soothing for a grieving heart, but the practice of “forest bathing” can raise the therapeutic benefits to another level.
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Flawed Kidney Function Test Discriminated Against Black Patients
Race-based criteria has been removed from kidney functioning tests
A racially biased medical test used to determine the degree of patient’s kidney failure and rank them on kidney transplant lists is finally being changed. Although Black Americans are three times more likely to have kidney failure than white Americans, … Continue reading
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Does Grief Heighten Clumsiness?
Some research and anecdotal evidence suggests the answer may be “yes”
Everyone knows that grief can be disabling – but heightened clumsiness could make that statement even more literal.
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