death

Counselling, forgiveness rituals, at-home funerals—death midwives provide end-of-life spiritual care for the secular

In her award-winning memoir, Helen Macdonald shares memories of training a mercurial goshawk after the death of her father

She became famous for being famous, yet she was so much more. Jaime Weinman explains

’It’s up to us to create an experience, not just provide a funeral’

Saskatchewan has adopted a new, greener burial method. Will the ‘ick factor’ keep it from catching on?

On the legacy of race researcher Philippe Rushton

Eleventy squillion eons of ‘eternal life’ might get old. And this is the good option?

Dick Teresi on when and how the medical community decides someone is dead, and the possibility cadavers can feel pain

Scientists have broadened the definition of death, but it’s extremely unlikely that donors suffer

Death not suspicious: police