Cristina Alarcon, a Vancouver pharmacist, talks about freedom of conscience and the illusion of “pure autonomy”.
Continue reading How did we shift from kill the pain to kill the patientAPR
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Cristina Alarcon, a Vancouver pharmacist, talks about freedom of conscience and the illusion of “pure autonomy”.
Continue reading How did we shift from kill the pain to kill the patientEsentially all disabilities can be included in the open-ended criteria for access.
Continue reading Assisted dying report goes beyond scope, ignores evidenceA journalist who spent years campaigning for the right of doctor assisted death finds himself arguing against the very thing he asked for:
Continue reading John Moore: I support assisted suicide, but what we’re proposing goes too farA person asking for euthanasia or assisted suicide represents a failure in the health system and society in general. Something went wrong somewhere.
Continue reading A request for euthanasia is a failure of society“Assisted death” is not a constitutionally mandated service, as some have characterized it. To permit is not to mandate.
Continue reading Assisted suicide: crime today, health care tomorrow?