The Spiritual Dimension of Medicine
Exploring the role of spirituality in healthcare, emphasizing its importance for patient well-being and physician self-care in palliative medicine and general practice.
Meaningful Injustice
Explore the concept of meaningful injustice and its impact on grief and meaning-making with Mary-Ann Sontag, an expert in loss and end-of-life care, in this thought-provoking TEDx talk.
Writing Our Last Chapter
Explore death from historical and modern perspectives, challenging perceptions and discussing bioethical issues with pediatrician and bioethicist Dr. John Lantos in this thought-provoking TEDx talk.
My Mother's Final Wish - and the Right to Die with Dignity
Elaine Fong shares her mother's journey for a dignified death after terminal cancer, exploring end-of-life choices and advocating for the right to die with dignity. A poignant reflection on redesigning our approach to dying.
We're Doing Dying All Wrong
Challenging conventional approaches to end-of-life care, this talk explores innovative methods for managing critically ill patients and questions the ethics of prolonging life at all costs.
Жизнь на всю оставшуюся жизнь
Откровенный разговор о паллиативной помощи, хосписах и поддерж ке неизлечимо больных людей. Нюта Федермессер делится опытом и размышлениями о достойной жизни до конца.
What Really Matters at the End of Life
BJ Miller, a palliative care physician, explores creating a dignified end-of-life experience. He discusses the importance of comfort, respect, and love, challenging our perspectives on death and honoring life.
Let's Talk About Dying
Thought-provoking exploration of end-of-life care preferences, encouraging viewers to have important conversations about death and make informed decisions for their final days.
Grief, Memory, and Caring for the Dead
Explore compassionate approaches to death, grief, and end-of-life care with anthropologist Mary Ellen Macdonald, offering insights on finding peace through respectful practices and community support.
The Role of Palliative Care and Hospice - Supporting Patients with Serious Illness
Discover how palliative care and hospice services provide comprehensive support for patients with serious illnesses and their families, from early diagnosis through end-of-life care.
Home Is Where Healing Belongs - Reimagining Elder Care in India | Dr. Charu Dutt Arora | TEDxTNMC
As healthcare continues to evolve, the question arises—can healing truly happen best within the comfort of one’s own home? In this talk, Dr. Charu Dutt Arora explores the changing landscape of elder care in modern India and the need to bring medical support closer to where life is actually lived. He
The Silent Language of Healing | Dr. Harsh Singh | TEDxAIIMSBhubaneswar
In an age where machines can scan every cell of the body, why do so many patients still feel unseen? In this powerful and deeply human talk, Dr. Harsh Singh, Consultant ENT and Head & Neck Cancer Surgeon, explores the silent crisis in modern healthcare: we are treating diseases, but forgetting the p
Dying, Fast and Slow: Why We Should Live Longer | Raiany Romanni-Klein | TEDxBoston
Today, some 45 million deaths a year owe to biological aging, and we treat these deaths as mostly inevitable. But what if they are not? What if preventing our newly slow deaths is a moral and economic imperative? Drawing on interviews with 102 scientists and original economic modeling, Dr. Romanni-
Care Beyond cure | Dr Radha Munje | TEDxCivilLines
Dr. Radha Munje delivered a compelling talk on “Care Beyond Cure,” highlighting the often-overlooked reality of life after disease survival. She shared the example of Mr. X, a tuberculosis survivor whose medical reports declared him “cured,” yet he struggles for breath after walking just 100 meters—
Hope: A Promise of Possibility | Dr. Parveen Gupta | TEDxIKGPTU
Dr. Praveen Gupta explores the quiet resilience of the human body and the philosophy of hope in modern medicine. Through deeply human clinical narratives, the talk reflects on how healing often emerges when science works in harmony with the body’s natural intelligence rather than against it. It chal