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Death, grief, and cicadas: How a mother is helping others navigate loss

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In 2004, Yale researcher Kim Hieftje’s 6-year-old son died from heart complications. She’s using that experience and her expertise in video games to help other parents.

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Death, grief, and cicadas: How a mother is helping others navigate loss

In 2004, Yale researcher Kim Hieftje’s 6-year-old son died from heart complications. She’s using that experience and her expertise in video games to help other parents.

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Yale University broke the news in on Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
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