Study found no regrets among parents who talked to their dying ...
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The study finds that parents whose children died of cancer had no regrets about talking to them about death, while some who didn&#39;t do so were sorry later.
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Not every mother would allow her hair to be cut by her 4-year-old daughter, but Cindy Hurst thought it was a perfect idea; the chemo was going to take it anyway. Hurst is among hundreds of thousands of parents in the United States looking for a way to help their children understand that Mommy or Daddy has cancer.
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It is OK to discuss death with a dying child and in fact desirable, Swedish researchers reported on Wednesday.
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People with at least some education  beyond high school have a lower cancer death risk than those  with less education, according to a U.S. study published on  Tuesday
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Researchers who analyzed data on the timing of more than 1 million deaths over more than a decade say they found no evidence that cancer patients can &quot;cheat death&quot; to intentionally postpone the
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Should parents talk to their dying children about death? A Swedish study found that parents whose children died of cancer had no regrets about talking to them about death, while some who didn&#39;t do so were sorry later.
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DELFT, Netherlands, Nov 01, 2004 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- Highly optimistic patients have lower risks of death in general as well as lower rates of cardiovascular death than pessimists, a Dutch study found.
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ULTRASOUNDS in the second half of pregnancy do not harm babies&#39; development, says a world-first study that will reassure parents concerned at the technology&#39;s use.
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Mothers cradle children in their arms. Fathers smile softly at the helpless bodies they hold. Other parents are bent over from the weight of their teenage kids whose legs fall limp, almost touching the ground. In the absence of basic medical equipment, these parents do this every day.
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The common perception that terminally  ill people try to hang on until after a major event like their  birthday or a big holiday isn't true, according to a study  published on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK, Jan 30 (Reuters Life!) - Older people are able to take bad news more in their stride than their children or grandchildren which can make them more risky gamblers as losses don't scare them, according to a U.S. study.
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Nearly half of people would help terminally ill loved ones die if they were asked to, according to a survey.
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No doubt, parenting has changed in the Internet Age, and a new study tries to reveal how mom and dad are dealing with it.
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Concerns that legalised assisted death would be used to kill vulnerable people have not played out, a study says.
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Fathers exposed to radiation pass on the damage to their children, research suggests.
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Parents have become more ambivalent about the Internet, with a new study finding fewer of them considering it good for their children.
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NEW YORK  - Adolescents whose parents are infected or have died from HIV/AIDS cope significantly better emotionally if they have a strong social support system in place, according to research published today in the American Journal of Public Health.