Since the modern Hospice movement began in the early 1970s to mainly care for those with terminal cancer, millions of patients and their families have benefitted from hospice care's unique and compassionate role in America.
Joe Scarborough: “Since the modern Hospice movement began in the early 1970s to mainly care for those with terminal cancer, millions of…”
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Discussing the history and impact of the hospice movement in America.
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