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Health May 19

6 tips on showing up for someone in mourning

By Laura Santhanam

Nation May 12

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Why 1 million dead from COVID is so hard for our brains to understand

Humans are so ill-equipped to process large numbers – nevermind large-scale suffering – that it’s nearly impossible to grasp the toll of 1 million dead.

By Laura Santhanam

Nation May 11

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Why Louisiana counseling centers are seeing a rise in kids with grief

As the number of COVID deaths reach another grim milestone, mental health experts are concerned for the tens of thousands of young people struggling through a growing wave of grief, many of them without the services they need.

By Roby Chavez

Health Apr 07

The average American could expect to live 78.6 years, down from 78.7 years in 2016, according to the report from the National Center for Health Statistics. Photo by Carlo107/Getty Images
Why scientists think the COVID era could cause more prolonged grief

Psychologists are beginning to understand that for some people, intense and sustained feelings of loss are symptoms of a serious condition — one that can last for years and erode wellbeing.

By Alison McCook, Knowable Magazine

Arts Jan 30

Tori Amos on Stage in London
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Singer-songwriter Tori Amos on music, creativity and grief

Singer-songwriter Tori Amos usually takes a trip for inspiration when she begins a new record—but these last couple years, that was not in the cards. She speaks with NewsHour Weekend’s Christopher Booker about writing through the pandemic, and how staying…

By Christopher Booker

Jun 17

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Two children lost loved ones to gun violence. They’re now each other’s ‘safe haven’

By Stephanie Sy, Diane Lincoln Estes

The first five months of this year suggest it could be the worst year for mass shootings in decades. More than 8,000 people have been killed by gunfire, according to The Washington Post and Gun Violence Archive. The Post's ongoing…

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Jun 02

The ‘grief pandemic’ will torment Americans for years

By Liz Szabo, Kaiser Health News

More than 5 million Americans lost a loved one to COVID, and the ripple effects could lead to serious illness down the road.

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Jun 01

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Chimamanda Adichie on being unprepared for grief and how to deal with ‘pain of absence’

By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Azzi Davenport

The last year has been one of grief and sorrow for so many around the world. A new book by acclaimed author Chimamanda Adichie explores her recent personal loss after the death of her beloved father, and the multi-faceted grief…

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May 06

Miscarriage isn’t your fault — an expert explains the science

By Rochanda Mitchell, The Conversation

Miscarriage occurs in 15% to 25% of diagnosed pregnancies, bringing heartache to millions of people, many of whom blame themselves. In most cases, however, miscarriage is due to random genetic errors.

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Mar 17

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In ‘Grief and Grievance,’ Black artists explore aspects of loss in contemporary life

By Jeffrey Brown, Lena I. Jackson

Even amid the pandemic, some art exhibitions are opening to the public. "Grief and Grievance" at New York's "New Museum," a timely examination of race and racism, is one of them. Black artists explore the aspects of loss in the…

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