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Birth and death don’t always come in separate chapters. Bill Geist reflects on the day that brought both the arrival of his grandchild and the death of his mother-in-law.
At age 78 John Hawkins, a New York psychotherapist, was near death from lung disease, and seemingly at peace. Hoping to inspire a conversation about facing death, he let photographer Joshua Bright take pictures of his last days on Earth, at home in hospice care. Susan Spencer reports.
For centuries, Mankind has sought the elixir for eternal life, but only one species has the ability to cheat death. Instead of dying, the so-called “immortal jellyfish” can grow young again, and again. Lucy Craft reports.
During the past 20 years few people have changed the conversation about the intersection of life and death more than author Mitch Albom. Jane Pauley sits down with the “Tuesdays With Morrie” author for a wide-ranging chat about a life well-lived.
Lee Cowan visits the Bubbling Well Pet Memorial Park in Napa, Calif., to see how devoted pet owners preserve the memory of their dearly-departed companions.
Mo Rocca talks with veterans of standup comedy deaths, including Joan Rivers, Gilbert Gottfried and Susie Essman, about their experiences and how they learned to survive, and thrive, after their comic disasters.
Because of its extremely high salt content, no animal or plant life can survive in the Dead Sea. So why do tourists from around the world flock to bathe in its deep blue waters? Clarissa Ward takes us on a trip to this exotic and unique destination.
We can’t know for sure when the end will come, but at the very least we can be prepared. Dean Reynolds reports on a Wisconsin town that is unusually well-prepared for end-of-life decisions.
History was made at the Vatican as Pope Francis proclaimed former Popes John Paul II and John XXIII saints. Allen Pizzey reports.
In this preview, the comedian who has spent nearly 50 years doing standup tells correspondent Mo Rocca why she still fears bombing in front of an audience.
