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    Involving Palliative Care too late

    Asking health care providers a simple question is surprisingly accurate at predicting how long a person has to live and this information can make a big difference in how people chose to live what time they have left.

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    By Michael Wilkes • May 9, 2021 • 3m Listen

    Asking health care providers a simple question is surprisingly accurate at predicting how long a person has to live and this information can make a big difference in how people chose to live what time they have left.

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      Michael Wilkes

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