Living with Dying: Finding Care and Compassion at the End of Life fiction and normalises breastfeeding as a

and normalises breastfeeding as a part of day-to-day life

covering developments in our understanding of irrationality over the last two decades

Naomi Kemeny draws on her wealth of experience as a midwife

and practicing as the days go by

illustrated guidelines on modifying the Ashtanga yoga primary series during pregnancy developed in collaboration with R

Living with Dying: Finding Care and Compassion at the End of Life fiction and normalises breastfeeding as aOur ageing population is a modern success story, and success brings problems. The new demographic is for people to die in old age, or extreme old age, but with multiple illnesses and diagnoses, and on a cocktail of medication. But where is the balance of medicine between curing and caring? Are we neglecting the wellbeing of the dying person in our desire to fight death at all costs? Margaret McCartney, author of The Patient Paradox, examines the way