When Can We Say That Someone Is Dying?
September 22, 2016 • By Daniel P. SulmasyJust as there are phases of life, there are phases of death. Read More
Just as there are phases of life, there are phases of death. Read More
Some questions for Shanidar 3, a Neanderthal whose remains were discovered in Shanidar Cave, Iraq, in 1957. Read More
What Japan and the UK can learn from one another’s attitudes toward elder care, and what students can learn from thinking in terms of care and compassion, rather than solely in terms of power struggles. Read More
In Memoriam 1955-2017 Read More
Should we be working to lengthen our lives without simultaneously improving the quality of health in old age? Read More
Let's say technology will allow us to stay healthy until age 100 or beyond. What happens next? Read More
What can informal family caregivers teach us about the value of compassion for enhancing life? Read More
What caregivers can teach us about enhancing life Read More
How purpose enhances life Read More
How youth in the foster care system draw upon their intrinsic resources in the face of adversity, and what public discourse gets wrong about them Read More
Christian Chautard, an interlocutor for The Enhancing Life Project and a prominent businessman, on how business, policy, and academia can all work together Read More
Medicine: an ameliorative response to the suffering occasioned by the physical finitude of the human Read More
How to reframe the way we think about dying persons in the medical system, and what medicine can do to ameliorate suffering even when facing death Read More