BRIDGING THE RACIAL DIVIDE IN END-OF-LIFE HOSPICE CARE; Providers are working to gain the trust of African-Americans

No one in Telia Stark's family had ever used hospice. They depended on God and one another to deal with death. But mostly, they were afraid. "I don't want anybody experimenting on me," Stark recalls her uncle saying 10 years ago when his doctor suggested hospice as he reached the late stages of lung cancer...