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catalyst-38477	Velasquez-Potts, Michelle	Between Past and Future: The Slow Death of Indefinite Detention	2023		.htm	text/html	9274	458	50	End-of-life care may include palliative care, medical care meant to manage serious illnesses such as cancer, or hospice care, provided when a physician deems a patient unlikely to live beyond six months. This essay asks what it means to think of hospice care in a torture facility, arguing that the military is using the possibility of hospice as a curative, both politically and rhetorically, to disavow the effects of torture on the bodyminds of captives.  	cache/catalyst-38477.htm	txt/catalyst-38477.txt