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• RT @endwellSF: Palliative care pioneer and author @IraByock reminds us that inviting patients to consider care "at" the end of lif… https://t.co/2GOLV1fc2X, 15 hours ago
• RT @DyingMatters: Why are we so bad at talking about death? Meet the people breaking the taboo – https://t.co/RjB2EjBTi7, 15 hours ago
• RT @TraceyBleakley: Challenging ourselves to revolutionise hospice and palliative care this afternoon #HUKConf19. Understanding how peo… https://t.co/MYemf2squw, 15 hours ago
• RT @JennyWoodley: Calling #deathstudies scholars and practitioners: I am organising a free workshop in Nottingham on Mourning Margina… https://t.co/gK3HUjIxtZ, Nov 15
• RT @EricaBorgstrom: I'll be speaking at this event next week, talking about my ethnographic research on choice and end-of-life care in… https://t.co/pMvU8OWxmc, Nov 15
• RT @RMGale82: Enjoy the gif of death. @DrLindseyFitz https://t.co/gGkPiFHBNu, Nov 14
• RT @DrLindseyFitz: (1/9) THREAD👇on SIN-EATING for #FolkloreThursday. In the 19th century, it was customary during a funeral to provide… https://t.co/EfIjstrAng, Nov 14
• RT @kesleeman: Why does global health need to talk about death? Because by 2060 there will be 50 million people dying each year w… https://t.co/Kd1WxYhspg, Nov 14