… She wanted nothing more than to eat her chocolate cake in peace. This … to the palliative
management of dysphagia; and promote the education of families and staff regarding palliative …

… specific nutrients [8,9,10], with no studies on accessible consumed foods such as chocolate.
… of chocolate consumption on the nutritional status of older cancer patients in palliative care. …

… pharmacists, help palliative care patients cope with the inevitability of death? This thesis …
various stressors associated with facing mortality in palliative care. In the healthcare field, many …

… compassion, to achieve a quiet death that is physically and emotionally pain-free. As pain
management physicians, our participation in the palliative care team often is focused on nerve …

… palliative care. The objective of the present study was to determine the effects of 4 weeks of
chocolate … , oxidative stress and in ammaory activity of older cancer patients in palliative care. …

… Sometimes a textbook is like a box of chocolates. Some of the … , experienced palliative care
clinicians will observe some notable omissions. The use of methadone in pain management …

Many patients diagnosed with cancer are interested in using botanicals and other integrative
medicine approaches to manage the symptoms from their disease, as well as from its …

… was less common in participants who consumed chocolate frequently (… chocolate, those
who consumed chocolate frequently had a significantly lower risk of hospitalization for or death …

… local manufacturers to consider entering the market, breaking into palliative nutrition might
be a daunting task, in part due to death aversion and superstitious taboo within the country. …

… Prescribe palliative management strategies for dysphagia, such as: oral care, oral sup…
chocolate, we will discuss a palliative approach to the diagnostic work-up and the management …