Regarding the March 10 letter to the editor “Give Marylanders dignity in dying”: There is one thing that can be said of death. No one can escape it. As a terminally ill patient, I have learned that ...

For 24 years, Natalie Ann Evans has worked as a birth doula, providing comfort and support to parents ushering new life into the world. But after caring for her mother in hospice in 2014, another ...

Most people who die in prison die alone. Programs like the one at California Medical Facility aim to prevent that.

That’s Carolyn Reveal, a cancer doula. Though she’s sometimes bluntly referred to as a “death doula,” the preferred and blanket verbiage for her services is end-of-life doula. In the same respect that ...