A study of Oregon’s physician-assisted suicide program was recently published in the journal, BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care.  The study found “a lack of critical information about complications in cases of assisted suicide; an increase in the proportion of people who end their lives being concerned about being a burden; a reduction in the length of the doctor-patient relationship before an assisted suicide; and a collapse in psychiatric evaluation ahead of an assisted suicide,” among other things.  Worse, patient protections are slowly being eroded.

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