Canada’s Medical Suicide Laws Pose Ethical Problems

Dr. Pascaline Phillips takes a look at what we know about how physician-assisted suicide (euphemistically known as “Medical Aid in Dying”) is practiced in the real world.  Phillips examines the drugs used, the pain often involved and the statistical dimensions of the practice.  “These deaths are touted as swift, painless, and peaceful; but the reality can be quite different from the ‘marketing’ claims.”

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