Where you live may determine how you die, study suggests
Americans who want to ensure they have a say in how they die should examine the lessons of Oregon, a new analysis suggests. Seriously ill people in that state are more likely to have their end-of-life wishes honored – including fewer intensive-care hospitalizations and more home hospice enrollments – than those living in neighboring Washington state…
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