Read: How Ethnicity and Language Get in the Way of the Conversation

The Washington Post's article explores how ethnicity complicates patient-doctor discussions about death and dying.

Read: Why Hospice Isn't Cutting Costs Like it is Supposed To

This article explains why hospice seems to be costing more, rather than less, especially when it comes to nursing homes and dementia patients. Based on a recent New England Journal of Medicine report (available to subscribers only).

Watch: The Architecture of Death

UK Architect Allison Killing talks about how architecture can improve the dying process and explores the architecture of death in her Death in Venice exhibit.

Listen: We Don't Fully Grow Up Until We Lose Our Parents

NPR journalist Scott Simon provides the latest update to his series of tweets about his mother's passing.

Read: The Importance of Advocating for End-of-Life Care

MedPage Today reports on the need for practitioners and stakeholders to keep the debate about end-of-life care going.

View: Speak Up

An inspiring video encouraging you to speak up on National Healthcare Decisions Day

NHDD Speak Up Video from NHDD on Vimeo.

View: How do you want to die? A mission to make death part of popular conversation

How do you want to die? A mission to make death part of popular conversation