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7/8/09- Sisters Face Death with Dignity and Reverence

Laura L. Carstensen, the director of the Center on Longevity at Stanford University, says the convent setting calms the tendency for public policy discussion about end-of-life treatment “to devolve into a debate about euthanasia or rationing health care based on age.”

Read full story in The New York Times

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