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“Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End” by Atul Gawande is a 2015 publication that delves into the subjects of family, relationships, medical care, and philosophy. This hardcover book explores topics such as ethics, gerontology, death, grief, bereavement, critical care, terminal care, and nursing/palliative care. With 424 pages, the book offers a comprehensive look at the complexities surrounding mortality and how medicine can impact our lives in meaningful ways. Written in English and with large type features, this textbook is a valuable resource for those interested in understanding more about the end of life encounter in a medical context.