assisted suicide

How We Die Is No One's Business But Our Own

Only 10 states allow medically assisted suicide, one of the most personal decisions that can arise in life.
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Spain's Parliament Votes To Legalize Euthanasia

The bill will now continue its legislative journey, facing a vote in the Senate where it is also expected to pass.
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Dr. Kevorkian Helped My Dad Die. It Made Me Reflect On My Own End Of Life Options.

"If my dad couldn’t control his body, he at least wanted to control how long he would be in it."
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New Jersey Court Ruling Allows Assisted Suicide To Go Ahead

An appeals court ruled Tuesday that the state Superior Court failed to consider terminally-ill patients' interests when it blocked the law.
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Maine Governor Signs Bill Legalizing Physician-Assisted Death

The option applies to patients with a prognosis of no more than six months.
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New Jersey Legalizes Aid In Dying For Terminally Ill

The new legislation gives those with a six-month prognosis or an irreversible fatal illness the right to seek a doctor's help to die.
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Right-To-Die Advocate David Goodall Ends Life Listening To 'Ode To Joy'

The Australian scientist and botanist died at an assisted-dying clinic in Switzerland.
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Hawaii Becomes 7th State To Legalize Medically Assisted Suicide

The law allows patients to request medication to end their lives. It gives them the choice to change their minds, too.
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For Judge Gorsuch, It's 'Assisted Suicide,' Not 'Death With Dignity'

The Supreme Court nominee's book title tells us all we need to know about where he stands.
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Canada Legalizes Assisted Dying, But Leaves Doctors In Dark On Rules

Government gridlock means there’s no universal set of rules on who can opt to end their lives.
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