The hero is dying, yet they miraculously muster up the energy to utter something profound, some last-minute understanding of ...

From end-of-life care to burials and beyond, we answer your questions on mortality. By Amanda Schupak Illustrations by Xiao Hua Yang We are all going to die. Yet this inescapable fact often goes ...

A new Times series examines the topic of death and dying in 2025. Credit...Line Hachem Supported by By John Otis Times Insider explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind-the-scenes ...

Once you start to see it, you see it everywhere. First, there is the spectacle of Bryan Johnson, who is spending millions to stay young, injecting his son’s blood plasma into his veins, ...

(THE CONVERSATION) Spooky decorations of ghosts and skeletons will soon be returning to people’s doorsteps ahead of Halloween – but year-round, I am thinking about literary representations of death ...

Correspondence from supporters and opponents of the Medical Aid In Dying Act highlight the choice Hochul must consider.

David Lammy, the new Justice Secretary, fears that legalising assisted dying will put pressure on some vulnerable elderly people to end their lives.

A Wiltshire hospice has shared its views on the Assisted Dying Bill after it progressed to the House of Lords. Prospect Hospice, which is the only end-of-life care provider for people living with life ...

Scientists at La Trobe University have discovered a previously unknown way viruses could spread around the body, potentially ...