Assisted Dying

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Rethinking dementia and the end of life

By Lewis Cohen | Assisted Dying, Completed Life, Death With Dignity Act, Dementia, Medical Aid in Dying, Rational Death, Right-to-Die Laws | 4 Comments

“I predict that as more people suffer from dementing illnesses, we will undoubtably cross a threshold and finally witness significant changes.” — Lewis Cohen, MD

How my position, as a physician, on medical aid in dying changed

By Shelly Berkowitz | Assisted Dying, Choice, Death With Dignity Act, End-of-Life Planning, Hospice, Medical Aid in Dying, Mental health, Mental Illness, Oregon Death with Dignity Act, PAD, Palliative Care, Right-to-Die Laws, Suffering and Death, The Right to Die | One Comment

A family practice physician explains why she changed her mind about Medical Aid in Dying.

British end-of-life challenges and choices

By Mark Taylor | Assisted Dying, Choice, Completed Life, Death With Dignity, Medical Aid in Dying, Religion, The Right to Die | 5 Comments

The article discusses democratic discrepancies in the UK regarding Capital Punishment and Assisted Dying laws, highlighting shifts in public opinion and legal challenges faced by supporters of Assisted Dying.

Rethinking dementia and the end of life

How my position, as a physician, on medical aid in dying changed

British end-of-life challenges and choices

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