Racial gaps in hospice attitudes persist among African Americans
Kaiser Health News reports on deep distrust of hospice in black communities, shaped by history and ongoing disparities. The piece follows the Harris family and others, noting lower hospice use and advance directive rates among blacks, while church groups and doctors push faith-based outreach to reshape views and encourage conversations about end of life care.
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