Grief and Loss: Children and Teens
Browse through book suggestions and additional resources for children and teens who are grieving.
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Book Suggestions for Families When Someone is Seriously Ill
Find reading recommendations for families on how to understand and navigate when someone they care about is seriously ill.
Book Suggestions and Additional Resources for Adults Who Are Grieving
Find resources tailored to grieving adults such as books on general loss, loss of a spouse or partner, loss of a parent and sibling, and more.
Keeping a Personal Journal
Personal journal writing is described as a tool for self-reflection and growth during bereavement. Learn how to show up for your feelings using these ideas and journal prompts.
Tips for Handling Grief During the Holidays
There is no right or wrong way to handle grief that comes around the holidays. Learn how to plan ahead and focus on your needs using this resource.
A Checklist of Tasks After a Death
Find a checklist of tasks after a death: a list of people to notify, places to contact after the death of a loved one, and other resources through the Division of Palliative Care & Geriatrics at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Research Spotlight: Comparison of Single-Cell Profiling Methods Reveals Strengths and Limitations
The findings will help researchers more efficiently approach projects employing single cell RNA analysis on human biopsy samples.
Research Spotlight: Simulation Model Shows Potential Affordability of Preventative HIV Therapy for Infants
Despite efforts to improve early maternal HIV diagnosis and increase accessibility of antiretroviral therapy to reduce the risk of transmission from 30% to less than 5%, about 130,000 children acquired HIV globally in 2023.
Research Spotlight: Projecting the Impact of Funding Cuts to the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)
Researchers found that eliminating PEPFAR would lead to 601,000 HIV-related deaths, 565,000 new HIV infections, and would increase population-level healthcare expenditure by $1.7 billion.
Research Spotlight: A Narrative Review of Medical Gaslighting
Researchers aimed to provide a starting point for future research into how gaslighting may present itself, what contributes to its occurrence and how to mitigate its impacts while considering the perspectives of both patients and providers.
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