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Health NewsEducation Linked to Cancer Death Rates Low Testosterone Levels Linked to Increased Mortality Dying of a Broken Heart Can Happen Search Results 1–6 of 6 Web Pages | See Categories and Related Topics Discussing Death with a Dying Child A new study may help parents make one of the most difficult decisions they could ever face: whether to discuss death with a child dying of cancer. ... Details >American Cancer SocietyFinding Our Way: Living With Dying in America Finding Our Way: Living With Dying in America presents the real-life experiences of Americans who have courageously struggled to find their personal answers to some of life's toughest questions. Their... Details >Commercial Entity--Follow the Resource URL for More InformationGrief and Loss Resources While we often think of the grief associated with death, there are many other losses in our lives that cause us to grieve. Hospice Foundation of America has information that should help you understand... Details >Hospice Foundation of AmericaMedicaid Hospice ServicesHospice services assist people who are terminally ill. Eligibility, living options for Medicaid recipients, services covered only by Medicaid, and reimbursement are explained.... Details >Centers for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesSudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)This site offers information on several factors that have been identified to increase an infant’s risk for SIDS.... Details >Division of Reproductive Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion/CDCWhere to Write for Vital Records: Births, Deaths, Marriages, and DivorcesWhere to Write for Vital Records is a handy reference when you need a certified copy of certificate of birth, death, marriage, or divorce. An official record of each certificate is kept on file in the... Details >Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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