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The pandemic has disrupted death and mourning in ways we don’t yet understand

The pandemic has disrupted death and mourning in ways we don’t yet understand

The act of being present for a dying loved one can be an initial processing of grief, but often family members of coronavirus patients aren’t allowed visits until the very end. COVID-19 may be setting the stage for a 'tsunami of grief,' writes Christina Frangou.

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