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SCHOLARLY DISPUTES / 1

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Did hospice always mean palliative care?

No. The 1818 English record names lodging, especially a religious guesthouse; palliative care is a later specialization.

CONTRARIAN TRUTHS / 1

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Hospice began as hospitality, not terminal care.

English hospice first named lodging, especially a religious guesthouse. Palliative care is a later specialization of the same shelter-and-care history.

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