#mortality

#mortality

She leaned over to me and said, 'Wow, this went fast.'

Circadian Syndrome, a cluster of metabolic, emotional, and sleep-related problems from disrupted internal clocks, significantly increases the risk of early death among older adults.

In The Life of Chuck, Mike Flanagan crafts a poignant narrative, presenting an exploration of mortality that is not cold and detached but instead compellingly uplifting.

Burkeman notes that children accept external control easily, relying on adults for guidance and support, reflecting a natural understanding of life’s unpredictability and limits.

This year's Broadway shows tap into a collective cultural sense that the end of something is near, confronting mortality through humor and dark themes.

"Hello. I am Gary. I am completely dead now. I am surprised that it took this long to happen."

Kingma's collaboration on The Power of Choice allowed him to confront his fear of death and provided a unique insight into the lives of those who chose assisted dying.

Michael Bolton's experience with glioblastoma makes him appreciate life more, motivating him to fight against his diagnosis while cherishing time with family.

Dust motes float in the golden light of dawn. Molly lies in a hospital bed in the arms of her neighbor, who after a long night of passion and deliberate denial has finally brought her to orgasm, her first time with another person.

When the first terminal diagnosis lands, the pals initially can't bring themselves to help their compatriot die. But then he tries to hang himself, which he survives.

The series, while initially filled with awkward humor, transitions into a profound exploration of female pleasure and mortality, ultimately delivering memorable life lessons.

"In Loss, she reflects on the end of a relationship where his absence wasn't a problem, but the corkscrew had gone as well."

often, his thoughts are concerned with admin with death cleaning and the worry of not having his affairs in order. But there's also the niggle of a life not fully lived.

I want to make a kind of music that prepares you for dying—that doesn't get all bright and cheerful... but which makes you say to yourself, 'Actually, it's not that big a deal if I die.'

Watt’s artwork captures the eerie tension between life and death, drawing the viewer into a liminal space that engages with mortality through meticulous still lifes.