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End of life care to improve the quality of life

Palliative care is concerned with the relief of pain, symptoms and stress of serious illness. The goal is to improve quality of life for patients and their families. While palliative care can be appropriate at any point in an illness, it is especially important when one approaches the end of his or her life. Below are some healthcare facilities that provide palliative care:

Cabrini Medical Center
New York Prebyterian Hospital
Hospital for Special Surgery
Beth Israel Medical Center

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The most common types of asbestos exposure are occupational asbestos exposure, home exposure, and direct contact with naturally occurring asbestos. All varieties of asbestos exposure can lead to debilitating and lethal diseases such as asbestosis, mesothelioma, and asbestos-linked lung cancer, and require medical treatment options designed to save or lengthen a patient’s life.