PubMed · 2019 · 35 citations · 9 references
LawHealth LawHealth PolicyEnd-of-life CareHospice CarePalliative CareEnd-of-life Decision MakingEthical Issues In End-of-life CareEuthanasia LawHospice LawPalliative Care LawPhysician-assisted DyingDeath With DignityDignity In DyingEnd-of-life AdvocacyLegal Regulation Of EuthanasiaMedical Assistance In Dying
The question of a physician's involvement in aid in dying (or "assisted suicide") is being debated across the country. This article adopts no one position because its authors hold contrasting views. It aims instead to articulate the strongest arguments in favor of aid in dying and the strongest arguments opposed. It also addresses relevant terminology and reviews the history of its legalization in the United States.
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