Join Cameron English and Dr. Chuck Dinerstein on Episode 88 of the Science Dispatch podcast as they discuss:
euthanasia
Note to Readers: Depending upon your perspective, this article may come across as flippant, offensive, possibly reckless, and almost certainly disturbing. After all, aren't there enough suicides plaguing us as a society?
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The dataset comes from the states with MAID laws on the books – 5329 individuals over 23 years, with another 8451 receiving “prescriptions.”
Assisted dying has been legal in Canada since 2016, allowing euthanasia/MAID for those suffering chronic
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With right-to-die legislation in its fledgling stages in the United States, the bioethics surrounding assisted suicide are in play as they haven’t been in the past.
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