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An illustration of a COVID-19 virus used as the punctuation point on a question mark. The global pandemic will raise ethical questions. Picture: iStock

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Picture shows a child kissing an older Asian woman. This article is by academics conducting a research project on what can be learned from care of older people in different cultures.
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Helping young people who have learning disabilities and their families to plan end of life care: the ADVANCE toolkit
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