Almost half of the nation’s hospices are reluctant to accept terminal-stage cancer patients with HIV, due to lack of experience or facilities to treat them, a survey showed Thursday.
The survey was conducted in January and February by Hideaki Nagai, head of the terminal-care department at the National Hospital Organization’s Tokyo hospital.
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