
Oregon Bill Could Allow Patients to Be Starved or Dehydrated
Pro-life group voices opposition to the legislation that would target those with dementia and the mentally ill.
Pro-life group voices opposition to the legislation that would target those with dementia and the mentally ill.
Some Canadian bishops have adopted differing approaches, as they grapple collectively with their nation’s recent legalization of euthanasia and doctor-assisted death.
NEWS ANALYSIS: After the national parliament failed to meet a court-ordered deadline this month, doctor-directed death is no longer a crime anywhere in Canada.
In a new series of videos, Belgian doctors, lawyers and family members of the euthanized argue that legalizing euthanasia sets a dangerous precedent that threatens the most vulnerable in society and compromises patient-physician relationships.
‘It is a relief that this very dangerous legislation is not moving forward,’ said Mary Ellen Russell, executive director of the Maryland Catholic Conference.
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