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Hospice Is Often Misunderstood: What Is It, and Who Is It For?
As the health care open enrollment season is upon us, it’s an ideal time to discuss end-of-life issues with our aging loved ones and explore plans that best meet their needs. Though discussing advanced illness and planning, including hospice care, can be scary and uncomfortable, having a proactive plan in place can ease the process down the road and help alleviate stress during a difficult time. Many of us neglect end-of-life preparations until difficult decisions must be made or it is too late.
Luego de más de 67 años como hermana religiosa, mi vocación es más amplia, profunda y global
¿Por qué decidió ser una hermana religiosa? La respuesta se ha desarrollado a lo largo de varias décadas. Muy simple: quería serlo. Sentí que Dios me estaba llamando y deseaba enseñar. Católica de nacimiento, asistí a escuelas católicas desde kindergarten hasta completar mi licenciatura en la Universidad de Seattle.
After 67 years as a sister, my vocation is broader, deeper, global
During Catholic Sisters Week (March 8-14), Tacoma Dominican Sister Sharon Casey offers a reflection on her 67-year ministry as a woman religious. Why did I enter religious life? The answer has evolved over many decades. Very simply, I wanted to be a sister. I felt God was calling me, and I wanted to teach. A cradle Catholic, I attended Catholic school from kindergarten through my undergraduate degree at Seattle University.
Capitol unrest: People of faith taking notice
The Sisters and Associates of the Dominican Sisters join the Leadership Conference of Women Religious and the Dominican Sisters Conference in praying for the world and for peace after witnessing the violence and lawlessness in our Capitol. We are disturbed this was not confined to the US Capitol but extended closer to home at the Governor’s Mansion in Olympia and at the state Capitol in Oregon. We are deeply concerned about the state of our country and future of our democracy.
Simple science communication helps ease fears and spread good information during the COVID-19 pandemic
Many of our readers and friends are scientists and experts in their fields. Would that stop mansplainers from talking down to them? We asked if they had any stories of being mansplained to, and they did not disappoint. Here are a few of our favorites. If you have stories you'd like to contribute, please email me at dan@massivesci.com, or DM me on Twitter (@d_samorodnitsky). Anonymity guaranteed. All the below respondents asked to remain anonymous. These quotes have been lightly edited for clarity.
Certain vaginal bacteria could help protect women from STIs
Get new Lab Notes sent to your inbox Submit a note Submit your own Lab Note Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own Humans have been wondering whether we truly are alone in the universe for millennia. Part of our quest to understand our place has involved searching for other planets like Earth in the Solar System and beyond — but that's much easier said than done. Space, as it turns out, is big, and other planets are far, far away.
Your anonymized data might not be as anonymous as you thought
Netflix recently released a medical reality series called Diagnosis. The show is based on Dr. Lisa Sanders' column in the New York Times, in which she uses the NYT's unparalleled readership and reach to crowdsource diagnoses for patients needing answers. The first episode follows Angel Parker, a young woman dealing with excruciating pain that keeps her from working and even walking. Her pain is severe and intermittent, and comes with dark “Coca-Cola” colored urine.
An aspirin a day might actually not keep the doctor away
Get new Lab Notes sent to your inbox Submit a note Submit your own Lab Note Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own In the face of constant reports regarding the rapid and rising impacts of pollution and climate change, a call to action can often seem overwhelming. While there is a lot to be said about federal, global, and industry action, the power to incite mass changes isn’t always in our hands.
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