KÃ¼bler-Ross finds final comfort in &#39;Dying&#39;
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Swiss-born psychiatrist Elisabeth KÃ¼bler-Ross, whose provocative books revolutionized how the living talk about death and advocated a belief in the afterlife, died Tuesday in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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For Stephon Marbury, going into emotional hibernation after his fatherâs death may have been the healthiest thing this individual could have done.
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When Dr. Robert Wachter&#39;s wife underwent surgery in October to donate a kidney to a friend, her chief anxiety, he said, was &quot;the possibility that she might be killed by a medical mistake.
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NEW YORK The common perception that terminally ill people can hang on to life through important religious or personal days is more romance than reality, researchers reported Wednesday.
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Adam Wishartâs way of dealing with his fatherâs death from cancer was to become as knowledgeable as he could, and to pass that knowledge on to readers.
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For relatives of the late Gail German, it could best be described as a bitter-sweet moment.
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A patient in a vegetative state can communicate using her thoughts, according to research.
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Bill Nicholson&#39;s death has been described as the end of an era but, in truth, the era Nicholson belonged to was over long ago.
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Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, a Swiss-born  psychiatrist and author who gained international fame for her  landmark work on death and dying, has died in her suburban  Phoenix home. She was 78.
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There&#39;s more to mourn about the death of Christopher Reeve than the passing of a sci-fi icon - or even someone who had publicly grappled with adversity.
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Got a terminal illness? Hooray. In the movies, looming death means last-minute adventures and loads of uplifting life lessons
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Susan Lampert Smith Wisconsin State Journal With so many large tragedies going on in the world, it&#39;s easier to comprehend the small sadness of change.
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WASHINGTONâChristopher Reeve&#39;s death has added another layer of emotion to what already had become a volatile debate over stem cell research on the US campaign trail.
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Trying to make sense of what is left behind envelops "Dying City," Christopher Shinn's remarkable tale of loss and how two very different people handle their grief.
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&quot;I felt pretty good,&quot; he says. That is, until his 50th birthday when he had a heart attack. It&#39;s an all-too-common story and many cardiologists hope former President Bill Clinton&#39;s case will
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NEW YORK  - While supportive care to  relieve symptoms is now the standard of care at the end of  life, a new study shows that a "sizeable proportion" of breast  cancer patients nearing death do not have access to such  treatment, also referred to as palliative care.
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Sometimes it takes looking into the casket and viewing the body to get closure. Sometimes it takes seeing the cadaver to accept finality.