Have you ever thought about a ‘Good Death’?
As part of the Nonreligion in a Complex Future project, the University of Ottawa is conducting a survey that explores perspectives and experiences on death and dying. If you have experienced the death of someone close to you in the past 12 months, please consider completing this brief online survey.
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San Francisco is suing food giants over ultraprocessed foods, claiming they mislead consumers and shift health costs to the public. This lawsuit could change how we think about food marketing and health.
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