Surprising Variations in End-of-Life Care


Published On: November 17th, 2010

A new report by researchers at the Dartmouth Atlas Project found that in the U.S., 29% of patients with advanced cancer died in hospitals and intensive-care units. The study is likely to fuel ongoing discussions about aggressive treatments for dying patients.

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Surprising Variations in End-of-Life Care

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